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Number Vol 31: Fall 2015 Year 2015

10 articles in this issue 

Tiina Räsänen,Tomi Lintonen,Anne Konu

The aim of this study is to examine the associations between problem behavior and gambling frequency among eighth- and ninth-grade boys and girls (N = 101,167). Data were obtained from the cross-sectional School Health Promotion Study. Outcome measures we... see more

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Connie Tira,Alun Conrad Jackson

The basis of any health promotion or harm minimization initiative is effective engagement of the target audience. However, because “gambling” can be interpreted in a variety of ways, service providers, such as community educators and clinical practitioner... see more

Pags. 24 - 44  

Carrie A. Leonard,Robert J. Williams

Poker is characterized as a “mixed” game: a game that includes both skill and chance components. But what individual differences are characteristic of skilled poker players? No previous study has sought to evaluate the full scope of characteristics contri... see more

Pags. 45 - 68  

Patrick F. McArdle,Lauren Levy,J. Kathleen Tracy

The first casino with slot machines in Baltimore City opened in August of 2014. Slot machines have been available in Baltimore City for years, however, under the euphemism “For Amusement Only.” Since 2011, Baltimore City has granted licenses for “simulate... see more

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Priscilla Brochu,Serge Sévigny,Isabelle Giroux

Although the practice of online poker is associated with high rates of gambling problems, little is yet known about what distinguishes online poker players with different levels of gambling problems. Three groups of Texas Hold'em online poker players (low... see more

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Diana Cunha,Luciana Sotero,Ana Paula Relvas

This case study compares the narratives of a pathological gambler and his spouse concerning family, marital and individual matters. It does so through identifying each of the key players' narratives individually (analysis of self-report questionnaires) an... see more

Pags. 112 - 141  

Diana Cunha,Ana Paula Relvas

This study compares the perspectives of 19 pathological gamblers with those of 13 pathological gamblers' spouses (N = 31) with regard to family (i.e., family functioning and quality of life), marital variables (i.e., dyadic adjustment and marital satisfac... see more

Pags. 142 - 162  

Phillip Donaldson,Erika Langham,Talitha Best,Matthew Browne

Australian research shows that stigma is a major barrier to treatment seeking (Rockloff, 2004) and may impede the accurate measurement of problem gambling prevalence. To date, no validated tool is available to assess the stigma associated with gambling. T... see more

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