Understanding Slow Shopping

What is the primary goal of slow shopping?

• To buy as many items as possible

• To avoid shopping during the holidays

• To be intentional and thoughtful with purchases

• To make quick decisions on purchases

How does slow shopping help avoid impulse buying?

• By encouraging immediate purchases

• By suggesting buying items in bulk

• By promoting the use of credit cards

• By implementing a waiting period before buying

What is one benefit of starting holiday shopping early?

• It limits the number of gifts you can buy

• It increases holiday stress

• It helps in finding better deals and discounts

• It allows for more impulse purchases

How can slow shopping help manage a holiday budget?

• By ignoring price comparisons

• By prioritizing spending on what truly matters

• By allowing for unplanned purchases

• By encouraging overspending

What is a potential downside of slow shopping?

• Missing out on popular items due to delays

• Reducing the number of gifts bought

• Spending more money than planned

• Increasing impulse purchases

How can social media influence shopping habits?

• By promoting slow shopping

• By making impulse buying easier

• By reducing the desire to shop

• By offering no discounts

What is a 'purchase hurdle' in the context of slow shopping?

• A way to increase spending

• A strategy to avoid discounts

• A technique to delay purchases for reconsideration

• A method to speed up buying

What is a recommended first step in slow shopping?

• Shopping without a list

• Setting a clear budget

• Buying items on impulse

• Ignoring price comparisons

How can combining coupons and rewards benefit slow shopping?

• By maximizing savings

• By reducing the number of items bought

• By increasing the total spending

• By complicating the shopping process

What mindset does slow shopping promote beyond the holiday season?

• Ignoring financial planning

• Mindful and controlled spending

• Reacting to marketing tactics

• Spending without purpose