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Kasser, Tim.
American Psychological Association,
Psychology and consumer culture: the struggle for a good life in a materialistic world /
Ch. 2. Materialistic Values: Their Causes and Consequences
Authors

Tim Kasser, Richard M. Ryan, Charles E. Couchman and Kennon M. Sheldon

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1675560663722_52861460

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Ch. 1. Where Is the Psychology of Consumer Culture?
Tim Kasser and Allen D. Kanner
I. Problems of Materialism, Capitalism, and Consumption
Ch. 2. Materialistic Values: Their Causes and Consequences
Tim Kasser, Richard M. Ryan, Charles E. Couchman and Kennon M. Sheldon
Ch. 3. Why Are Materialists Less Satisfied?
Emily G. Solberg, Edward Diener and Michael D. Robinson
Ch. 4. Globalization, Corporate Culture, and Freedom
Allen D. Kanner and Renee G. Soule
Ch. 5. Shopping for Sustainability: Psychological Solutions to Overconsumption
Deborah Du Nann Winter
II. Theoretical Perspectives
Ch. 6. Materialism and the Evolution of Consciousness
Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi
Ch. 7. Mindfulness and Consumerism
Erika L. Rosenberg
Ch. 8. Lethal Consumption: Death-Denying Materialism
Sheldon Solomon, Jeffrey L. Greenberg and Thomas A. Pyszczynski
III. Clinical Issues
Ch. 9. Acquisitive Desire: Assessment and Treatment
Jeffrey Kottler, Marilyn Montgomery and David Shepard
Ch. 10. Self-Control and Compulsive Buying
Ronald J. Faber
Ch. 11. Money, Meaning, and Identity: Coming to Terms With Being Wealthy
Stephen Goldbart, Dennis T. Jaffe and Joan DiFuria
IV. The Influence of Commercialism on Child Development
Ch. 12. The Commercialization of Childhood: Understanding the Problem and Finding Solutions
Diane E. Levin and Susan Linn
Ch. 13. Commercialism's Influence on Black Youth: The Case of Dress-Related Challenges
Velma D. LaPoint and Priscilla J. Hambrick-Dixon
Ch. 14. "The More You Subtract, the More You Add": Cutting Girls Down to Size
Jean Kilbourne.
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