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期刊名:Journal of gambling studies

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ISSN:1050-5350

e-ISSN:1573-3602

IF/分区:2.4/Q2

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Claudia W F Fu,Raymond Wu,Luke Clark Claudia W F Fu
The popularity of gambling streams on platforms such as Twitch has increased in recent years, raising concerns about potential harms associated with viewing gambling content. These concerns are amplified for youth who may be exposed to gamb...
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Given the limited evidence on the long‑term course of gambling disorder (GD), this study identified GD care trajectories, estimated GD duration, and examined their associations with patient and gambling characteristics and quality of care....
Lucy Dorey,Jeremy E Solly,Konstantinos Ioannidis et al. Lucy Dorey et al.
University students may be particularly vulnerable to experiencing gambling-related problems. This study investigated the rate of screening positive for gambling problems in a UK university and associated factors, including demographic, men...
Peter Kardos,Michael J A Wohl Peter Kardos
Models of problem and responsible gambling have long emphasized personal responsibility, informed choice, and player agency as central to preventing gambling-related harm. Yet gambling harm occurs within broader commercial and regulatory sy...
Zongshuai Zhang Zongshuai Zhang
Problem gambling is increasingly recognized as a significant public health concern, yet the psychological mechanisms through which stressful life experiences contribute to gambling problems remain insufficiently understood. Drawing on the s...
Bernadeta Lelonek-Kuleta,Andrzej Cudo,Jonathan David et al. Bernadeta Lelonek-Kuleta et al.
Previous research suggests that loot box engagement is associated with gambling problems and gaming disorder symptoms, but population-based evidence from Central and Eastern Europe is limited. The present research aimed to examine sociodemo...
Sungho Jang,Hyun-Ju Ju,James P Whelan Sungho Jang
While previous studies have addressed gambling-related risks and harms from various perspectives, research on how these risks and harms relate to the experiences of people with disabilities remains limited. Furthermore, because gambling-rel...
Bo Ying Huang,Cian-Ruei Jian,Mark D Griffiths et al. Bo Ying Huang et al.
Online gambling and related adverse consequences are increasing among young adults. The present study examined and compared the psychometric properties of the Chinese versions of three online gambling measures: the Online Gambling Disorder ...
Catherine Tulloch,Matthew Browne Catherine Tulloch
Estimating the population-level impact of gambling harm has been historically challenged by inconsistent methods for counting affected individuals and quantifying their health loss. This study integrates two recent methodological advances, ...