摘要：說明:第21至30題.每題一個空格.請依文意在文章後所提供的 選項中分別選出最適當者.並將其字母代號標示在答案卡之「選擇題答案區」.每題答對得1分.答錯或劃記多於一個選項者倒扣1/9分.倒扣到本大題之實得分數為零為止.未作答者.不給分亦不扣分. 第 21 至 30 題為題組 Oniomania is the technical term for the compulsive desire to shop, more commonly referred to as compulsive shopping or shopping addiction. Victims often experience feelings of 21 when they are in the process of purchasing, which seems to give their life meaning while letting them forget about their sorrows. Once 22 the environment where the purchasing occurred, the feeling of a personal reward would be gone. To compensate, the addicted person would go shopping again. Eventually a feeling of suppression will overcome the person. For example, cases have shown that the bought goods will be hidden or destroyed, because the person concerned feels 23 of their addiction and tries to conceal it. He or she is either regretful or depressed. In order to cope with the feelings, the addicted person is prompted to 24 another purchase. Compulsive shopping often begins at an early age. Children who experienced parental neglect often grew up with low 25 because throughout much of their childhood they felt that they were not important as a person. As a result, they used toys to 26 their feelings of loneliness. Because of the ongoing sentiment of deprivation they endured as children, adults that have depended on materials for emotional 27 when they were much younger are more likely to become addicted to shopping. During adulthood, the purchase, instead of the toy, is substituted for 28 . The victims are unable to deal with their everyday problems, especially those that alter their self-esteem. Important issues in their lives are repressed by 29 something. According to studies, as many as 8.9 percent of the American population 30 as compulsive buyers. Research has also found that men and women suffer from this problem at about the same rate. qualify ashamed (E) make up for turn to self-esteem (J) contentment

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