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Neural cue-reactivity in pathological gambling as evidence for behavioral addiction: a systematic review. [PDF]
García-Castro J +2 more
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Assessment of Problem Gambling in a Chinese Context: The Chinese G-MAP
There is a severe lack of instruments to assess problem gambling in Chinese people. This study examined the psychometric properties of the Chinese version of the Maroondah Assessment Profile for Problem Gambling (Chinese G-MAP), based on the responses of
Daniel T. L. Shek, Elda M. L. Chan
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Differences in problem and pathological gambling: A narrative review considering sex and gender. [PDF]
Gartner C +4 more
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Pathological gambling in a patient on piribedil: A case report. [PDF]
Wang Y, Lu Z, Xun G.
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Pathological gambling is a disorder, whose prevalence increases day by day and cannot be diagnosed easily. It’s not treated easily and restricts the individual’s life increasingly. Today DSM IV- TR classifies pathological gambling in the impulse-control
Cihad Yükselir +4 more
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Drugs-Induced Pathological Gambling: An Analysis of Italian Spontaneous Reporting System. [PDF]
Scavone C +5 more
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Personality disorders and pathological gambling. [PDF]
Vaddiparti K, Cottler LB.
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Cabergoline Induced Pathological Gambling in an Adolescent with Prolactinoma [PDF]
Tercan U +8 more
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Romanian National Prevalence Study - problem and pathological gambling in children and adolescents. [PDF]
Lupu V, Lupu IR.
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