Background: Online shopping addiction has been identified as a detrimental behavioral pattern, necessitating the development of effective mitigation strategies.
Objective: This study aims to elucidate the psychological mechanisms underlying online shopping addiction through constructing and analyzing a C5.0 decision tree model, with the ultimate goal of facilitating more efficient intervention methods.
Methodology: A comprehensive survey was conducted among 457 university students in Sichuan, China, utilizing validated psychometric instruments, including the Online shopping addiction Scale, College Academic Self-Efficacy Scale, College Students' Sense of Life Meaning Scale, Negative Emotion Scale, Social Anxiety Scale, Sense of Place Scale, and Tuckman Procrastination Scale.
Results: The predictive model demonstrated an accuracy of 79.45%, identifying six key factors predictive of online shopping addiction: academic procrastination (49.0%), sense of place (26.1%), social anxiety (10.1%), college students' sense of life meaning (7.0%), negative emotions (7.0%), and college academic self-efficacy (0.9%).
Conclusion: This pioneering study in online shopping addictiononline shopping addiction prediction offers valuable tools and research support for identifying and understanding this behavioral addiction, potentially informing future intervention strategies and research directions. This study provides research support for improving people's understanding and management of behavioral addictions and promoting healthier online shopping habits.
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