MODERN RUSSIAN YOUTH: CONSUMER PRACTICES AND ADDICTIVE BEHAVIOR

СОВРЕМЕННАЯ РОССИЙСКАЯ МОЛОДЕЖЬ: ПОТРЕБИТЕЛЬСКИЕ ПРАКТИКИ И АДДИКТИВНОЕ ПОВЕДЕНИЕ

Lilyukhin Andrey (Лилюхин А.М.), Babloyan Natalia (Баблоян Н.В.) and Lebedeva Diana (Лебедева Д.С.)
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Lilyukhin Andrey (Лилюхин А.М.): Rostov state medical University
Babloyan Natalia (Баблоян Н.В.): Rostov state medical University
Lebedeva Diana (Лебедева Д.С.): Kuban state University

State and Municipal Management Scholar Notes, 2019, vol. 3, 239-242

Abstract: The article deals with one of the approaches in the framework of economic sociology to identify the causes and ways of certain forms of behavioral dependence of young people, which leads to addictive behavior. This study explains an important feature of the process of consumption: a thing or a product is purchased not only and not so much to eliminate the need for something, but also often acts as an object of human aspiration and affection. It also reveals the features of the process of consumption by young people. The concept of addictive pleasure is defined. The data of research on this topic are presented and analyzed.

Keywords: addiction; deviant behavior; consumer behavior; addictive pleasure; shopping mania; image consumption; consumer practices; behavioral reactions; self-assertion; self-identification (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2019
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