Which linguistic innovation has been officially recognized by the Oxford English Dictionary as originating specifically from e-commerce consumer behavior?

The rise of e-commerce has dramatically transformed the language we use in retail and marketing. New terminologies, acronyms, and jargon have emerged as digital shopping experiences evolve. This poll tests your knowledge about how language has adapted to describe modern online shopping behaviors and trends. Can you identify which linguistic innovation has had the most significant impact on how we communicate about shopping in the digital age?

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'Showrooming' (examining products in physical stores before buying online)
'Unboxing' (the practice of recording oneself opening product packaging)
'Wishlist paralysis' (inability to make purchases due to too many saved items)
'Cart abandonment syndrome' (habitual leaving of filled online shopping carts)