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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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Glen Dighton,Seb Whiteford,Martyn Quigley et al. Glen Dighton et al.
Experiences of gambling-related harm are significant concerns among military veterans, particularly those with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and complex PTSD (CPTSD). CPTSD, as outlined in the ICD-11, includes disturbances in self-or...
E Halle Smith,Bre&#x;Anna L Free,Meredith K Ginley et al. E Halle Smith et al.
While personalized feedback interventions (PFIs) are a promising indicated prevention strategy for reducing gambling behavior and gambling harm immediately following intervention, no meta-analysis has examined the durability of these reduct...
Angela Adams,Adam J Rock Angela Adams
Poker-machines present a significant problem gambling risk in Australia, with adverse health, financial, and social outcomes. Previous research has demonstrated that gambling cues (e.g., poker-machine sounds) elicit an urge to gamble in pok...
Zehra Su Topbaş,Nurcan Uzdil Zehra Su Topbaş
This research examines the role of material values, financial well-being, and monetary motivation in shaping gambling behavior in young male sports bettors in Türkiye. A total of 562 participants aged 18-35 were surveyed using validated sc...
Giuseppe Iraci-Sareri,Fabiano Pesticcio,Diego Fabiani et al. Giuseppe Iraci-Sareri et al.
The spread of new technologies has profoundly transformed gambling practices, extending their reach into both private and professional domains. Understanding how managers perceive these phenomena is essential for designing effective prevent...
Tyler McGinlay,Paul Delfabbro,Daniel King Tyler McGinlay
This study examined self-labelling, stigma and causal attributions in a sample of 300 people who had currently, or previously experienced, substantial gambling-related problems. Specific aims were to compare people's use of more clinical la...
Hannah K Allen,Tonya Knight,Becky Hall et al. Hannah K Allen et al.
Gambling among young people is a growing public health concern, particularly as gambling becomes more accessible through changing policy and increased online gambling platforms. College students are a high-risk population for problem gambli...
Margaret Anne Gunnigle,Brianna Morelli,Chance V Dow et al. Margaret Anne Gunnigle et al.
Self-exclusion is a promising intervention for reducing gambling behavior and gambling problems. Casino patrons have reported difficulties when requesting information or exercising the option to self-exclude. Employing an audit methodology,...
Gerhard Meyer Gerhard Meyer
While self-exclusion for individuals who gamble is widely recognized and implemented as an important consumer protection measure worldwide, third-party exclusion, initiated by relatives or gambling providers, is currently only available in ...