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  1. Paths Toward Impulsive Buying: The Effect of Credit Use and Debt Avoidance on the Paths Between Money Attitudes and Impulsive Buying Among U.S. College Students

    Money attitudes modeled in the home are an important part of a child's economic socialization. Although not always labeled as such, earlier literature clearly addressed this type of child learning through observation, interaction, and direct familial involvement (Rettig, 1986). Families operate as …

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  2. Perceptions of Money: Relationships between Remembered Parental Rejection, Extrinsic Life Aspirations and Maladaptive Attitudes toward Money

    … life aspirations as well as maladaptive money attitudes in young adults. Additionally, this study sought to determine if the Adult Parental Acceptance-Rejection Questionnaire correlates with the Parental Bonding Instrument. The variable, extrinsic life aspirations, was examined to …

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  3. How Perception of Wealth and Other Socio-Economic Factors Impact Upon an Individual's Financial Decision-Making Ability

    … but influenced by their emotional attitude to money (Atkinson et al 2007). Over 70% of the UK adult population are unable to demonstrate sufficient skills in financial capability and are making inopportune financial decisions that can result in impaired quality of life for them and their …

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