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The author discusses the potential for shopping to become a harmful addiction, likening it to alcoholism or gambling. Experts indicate that the euphoria from shopping is caused by brain chemicals, and signs of addiction include hiding purchases and chronic impulsive buying. The article suggests treatment options such as therapy and self-help programs, along with strategies like using a shopping list to manage spending habits.

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Part B&C&D

The author discusses the potential for shopping to become a harmful addiction, likening it to alcoholism or gambling. Experts indicate that the euphoria from shopping is caused by brain chemicals, and signs of addiction include hiding purchases and chronic impulsive buying. The article suggests treatment options such as therapy and self-help programs, along with strategies like using a shopping list to manage spending habits.

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Sogand Mahmoudi

A2
1404/02/16

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Part B:
B - PRACTICE

1.​ Experts explain that the feeling of euphoria caused by compulsive shopping results
from being affected by brain chemicals such as endorphins and dopamine.
or
Experts state that the sense of a "high" comes from being flooded with chemicals that
are released during shopping.

2.​ The author warns that shopping has the potential to be considered as harmful as other
addictions such as alcoholism or gambling.
or
The article explains that, in some cases, shopping is likely to be viewed as a serious
addiction.

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Part C:
C - PRACTICE

🟢 First Paragraph:
The author explains that shopaholics often hide what they buy, because they are afraid of

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being judged or being criticized by others.
Second Paragraph :
According to the article, the behavior is chronic because the urge to be satisfied by shopping

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happens repeatedly, not just once or twice a year.
Third Paragraph :

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The writer points out that impulsive purchases are common, but shopaholics often buy things

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they don’t need just for the feeling of being pleased temporarily.
Fourth Paragraph:
Experts explain that shopping becomes a problem when it causes people to be put into debt or
to be distracted from family or work duties.

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Part D:
D - APPLY THE WRITING SKILL

✍️ Summary (4–6 sentences):


The author explains that while shopping is a fun activity for many, it can become a harmful
addiction for others. Experts state that compulsive shopping creates a pleasurable "high" due
to chemicals being released in the brain. The article points out several signs of addiction,
such as hiding purchases, chronic behavior, impulsive buying, and serious consequences like
debt. According to the writer, treatment options include therapy and self-help programs. In
the author’s opinion, simple strategies like using a shopping list and avoiding emotional
shopping can help people control their spending habits.

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