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Gambling and pathological gambling in adolescents
Journal of Gambling Studies, 1993A survey of U.K. secondary school children (aged 11–16 years) was undertaken to enquire into the prevalence of adolescent gambling and pathological gambling on fruit machines, and related behaviours. Sixty-two percent of the children gambled on fruit machines, 17.3% at least weekly and 5.7% pathologically.
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Diagnosis and treatment of pathologic gambling
Current Psychiatry Reports, 2003Pathologic gambling (PG) is an impulse control disorder characterized by recurrent and maladaptive gambling behaviors that significantly disrupt the patient's functioning in the personal, familial, or vocational spheres. Pathologic gambling is estimated to currently affect 1% to 3.4% of the adult US population and is frequently comorbid with substance ...
PALLANTI, STEFANO, E. SOOD, E. HOLLANDER
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[Gambling and pathological gambling in Hungary].
Psychiatria Hungarica : A Magyar Pszichiatriai Tarsasag tudomanyos folyoirata, 2009Gambling and pathological gambling are typically out of focus research area in Hungary. Besides the little evidence available in this field, it can be stated that both society and policy decision makers ignore the problems regarding this phenomenon.
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Harefuah, 2007
Gambling behaviour is well-known for many centuries and is growing in popularity and frequency. Its etiology is multi-factorial and in this paper we review new developments in the field of pathological gambling, both regarding etiology and treatment progress. The aim of this review is to increase the physicians' awareness towards this entity.
Yael, Dembinsky +2 more
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Gambling behaviour is well-known for many centuries and is growing in popularity and frequency. Its etiology is multi-factorial and in this paper we review new developments in the field of pathological gambling, both regarding etiology and treatment progress. The aim of this review is to increase the physicians' awareness towards this entity.
Yael, Dembinsky +2 more
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The Nurse practitioner, 1998
Pathologic gambling is recognized and clearly defined by the American Psychiatric Association. However, many Americans suffer from an addiction to gambling that is undiagnosed and, therefore, untreated. Pathologic gambling, like any other addiction, can be devastating.
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Pathologic gambling is recognized and clearly defined by the American Psychiatric Association. However, many Americans suffer from an addiction to gambling that is undiagnosed and, therefore, untreated. Pathologic gambling, like any other addiction, can be devastating.
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A pathways model of problem and pathological gambling
Addiction, 2002Lia Nower, Alexander Blaszczynski
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What do we know about relapse in pathological gambling?
Clinical Psychology Review, 2006Nancy Petry, David Ledgerwood
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Pathological gambling and treatment
British Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1996openaire +2 more sources