Psychology of Spending
Hosted by Employee Assistance Program
Explores the thoughts, emotions, and behaviors that influence how people save and spend money. This presentation examines the psychological factors behind financial decision-making, including personal values, emotions, habits, social influences, advertising, and cognitive biases. Participants will learn how factors such as peer pressure, social media, family experiences, lifestyle expectations, and instant gratification can shape spending choices, often without us realizing it. Time: 12 PM Date: December 2 Location: Zoom If you anticipate needing disability-related accommodations or auxiliary aids to attend or participate, please contact us at EAP@inghamton.edu. We ask that you provide us…
Source: B-Engaged