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Towards an Active Role of Financial Institutions in Preventing Problem Gambling: A Proposed Conceptual Framework and Taxonomy of Financial Wellbeing Indicators. [PDF]
J Gambl StudLakew N, Jonsson J, Lindner P.
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Annual Reports to the ESA Council ESA 110th Annual Meeting July, 2025
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Cryptocurrency trading, gambling and problem gambling
Addictive Behaviors, 2021Some forms of speculative trading share similarities with gambling. Decisions are often based on limited information, short-term motives for gain, and highly volatile and uncertain outcomes. Given these similarities, there is evidence to show that people who are attracted to gambling are also statistically more likely to engage in higher risk ...
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Gender, gambling and problem gambling
Journal of Gambling Studies, 1996With data from a 1989 Iowa survey (N=1,011), adult male and female respondents are compared on their problem gambling, its correlates, as well as their gambling behavior. Gambling behavior means its scope, frequency, wagering and leisure time spent at gambling.
Hraba, Joseph, Lee, Gang
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Indigenous Gambling and Problem Gambling in Canada
Journal of Gambling Studies, 2021The present study provides a profile of Canadian Indigenous gambling and problem gambling using the 2018 Canadian Community Health Survey (CCHS) (n = 23,952 adults; 1,324 Indigenous) and an online panel survey of 10,199 gamblers (n = 589 Indigenous).
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2020
In the past government pursued a moralistic and paternalistic policy with regard to gambling. However, in many countries, governments have relaxed regulations, whilst not treating gambling quite like other goods. This relaxation of regulations benefits many people who like to gamble, but has led to a growing issue of problem gamblers and addicts ...
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In the past government pursued a moralistic and paternalistic policy with regard to gambling. However, in many countries, governments have relaxed regulations, whilst not treating gambling quite like other goods. This relaxation of regulations benefits many people who like to gamble, but has led to a growing issue of problem gamblers and addicts ...
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Gambling, gambling activities, and problem gambling.
Psychology of Addictive Behaviors, 2009This research examined similarities and differences between gambling activities, with a particular focus on differences in gambling frequency and rates of problem gambling. The data were from population-based surveys conducted in Canada between 2001 and 2005.
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The Harvard mental health letter, 2004
Addicted gamblers take bad risks with their money and their lives. They can be helped to recover both.
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Addicted gamblers take bad risks with their money and their lives. They can be helped to recover both.
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