Gambling and Gender
Cognitive and psychosocial variables predicting gambling behavior in a clinical sample
... between gambling cognitions (especially cogni- tions related to individuals’ perceived expectations about the effects of gambling) and gender could also predict gambling ...significant ...
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Problem Gambling, Gambling Correlates, and Help Seeking Attitudes in a Chinese Sample: An Empirical Evaluation
... pathological gambling, and socio-demographic ...cognitions, gambling urge, negative psychological states, and help-seeking attitudes among Chinese individuals residing in ...pathological gambling, ...
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Are Adults with ADHD at Risk for Problem Gambling in a Lifetime? The Role of Neuropsychological and Psychosocial Functioning
... Connors Continuous Performance Test (CPT) (Connors, 2000). The Connors Continuous Performance Test (CPT) is designed to measure attention, hyperactivity/impulsivity and visual-motor speed and integration. It presented ...
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Nothing to lose? an ethnography of gambling in clubs
... problem gambling behaviour, Delfabbro et ...problem gambling behaviour in different ways, and this presented a challenge for staff to identify patrons with potential gambling ...problematic ...
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... example, gender differences are reported in gambling game preference ...for gambling (Burger, Dahlgren, & MacDonald, 2006; Ohtsuka, Bruton, DeLuca, & Borg,1997; Trevorrow & Moore, 1998), ...
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Understanding motivation to abstain from Pathological Gambling: The influence of negative expectancies and moderation inefficacy
... A study by Nower and Blaszczynki (2006) looked at gender differences in those who chose to add themselves to a program which would exclude them from casinos in the area. When asked the reasons behind their choice ...
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Gambling and Other Risk Behaviors Among 8th- to 12th-Grade Students
... reported gambling in the past 12 months, and 7% reported problems attribut- able to ...Male gender, any use of alcohol, infre- quent use of cigarette smoking, any marijuana use, any inhalant use, infrequent ...
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Factors associated with disordered gambling in Finland
... of gambling in varying frequencies and forms at the present, gambling has become more accessible world- wide [8,23,24], both internationally and in ...excessive gambling has the potential to become ...
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The four As associated with pathological Parkinson disease gamblers: anxiety, anger, age, and agonists
... age, gender, duration of PD, medications, and questions about lifestyle), the State-Trait Anxiety Inven- tory (STAI), a Visual Analog Mood Scale (VAMS), the Neuropsychiatric Inventory, Beck’s Depression Inven- ...
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Past-year gambling behaviour among patients receiving opioid substitution treatment
... but gambling problems were more common among the patients in OST. The gender and age may not be very strong indicators of risk among patients in ...possible gambling problems should be included in ...
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... and gender predicted actual gambling behaviour, both frequency and problem acknowledgment, with men more likely to gamble and to worry about it than ...problem gambling score and gambling ...
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YOUTH GAMBLING IN CONTEXT: THE STRUCTURE OF YOUNG PEOPLE’S LEISURE AND THEIR GAMBLING BEHAVIOUR
... youth gambling research, it is asserted that the popularity of gambling activities among children and youth is on the rise ...Australia’s gambling industry presents data which show that those who ...
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A biopsychological review of gambling disorder
... of gambling disorder. It includes the topics 1) gambling disorder from the neuroimag- ing and electroencephalography (EEG) perspective, 2) cognitive, executive functioning, and neuropsychological aspects of ...
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Gambling harm and crime careers
... fund gambling, the co-occurrence of addiction and associated criminal behaviour and the role of gambling as part of the social milieu of an illegal lifestyle (Campbell and Marshall 2007; ...and ...
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Defining the "Defined"—Problem Gambling, Pathological Gambling, and Gambling Disorder: Impact on Policy and Legislation
... “new gambling is not likely to have a significant effect upon economic activity or employment in British Columbia,” but concluding that, “for the economy as a whole ...“[r]iverboat gambling was the final ...
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Client Factors that Influence Outcome in Problem Gambling Treatment
... beneficial, especially during the treatment process. For instance, Stanton and colleagues (2000) discuss the adaptive nature of emotion and its expression while describing the negative consequences of emotional ...
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Gambling and the Law
... d The Commission may notify the public utility that such contract shall not be permitted to take effect, but if there is no such notice within ten days, of the time when application firs[r] ...
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The Suppression of Bookie Gambling by a Denial of Telephone and Telegraph Facilities
... The Suppression of Bookie Gambling by a Denial of Telephone and Telegraph Facilities Renewed attempts to prevent the use of telephone and telegraph facilities in connection with gambling[r] ...
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Gambling and the Law
... The New York statute3 which prohibits pool selling and bookmaking provides: "Any person who engages in pool-selling, or bookmaking with or without writing at any time or place; or any pe[r] ...
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A QUALITATIVE ASSESSMENT OF THE GAMBLING HABITS OF CURRENT AND FORMER CANADIAN VARSITY STUDENT-ATHLETES
... Responsible Gambling Council (Ontario) under a grant from the Ontario Problem Gambling Research ...of gambling problems used in this survey was the Canadian Problem Gambling Index (CPGI) ...
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