A recent study from Beijing Normal University suggests that boosting self-compassion can curb impulse buying by mitigating materialistic views and fortifying self-control. The research found a sequential relationship: increased self-compassion diminishes materialistic tendencies, fostering enhanced self-control, leading to reduced impulse...
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