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Conscious Shopper: Shopping Habits Analysis

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This lecture discusses the 'ConsciousShopper' app, focusing on mindful purchasing habits. It covers features such as habit learning, purchase justification, and shopping session analysis. The lecture also includes tips on reducing impulsive purchases and distinguishing between needs and wants.

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