CONTENTS:
- Minimal important change is about importance, not certainty: minimal detectable change addresses certainty, not importance [Letter to the Editor]. So R., Terluin B., Takebayashi Y., Yokomitsu K., Tsujimoto Y., Furukawa T.A., p. 109-111.
- Quantifying the negative impact of gambling: psychometric evaluation of the Spanish version of the Short Gambling Harm Scale (S-SGHS) among individuals engaged in gambling activities. Mora-Salgueiro J., Corradi G., Martin-Perez C., Perales J.C., Blanco I., Chaves C., et al., p. 112-135.
- Discourse on Discord: a qualitative evaluation of social support provided on a live, online, and pseudonymous sports betting community. Dow C.V., Morelli B., Son J.W., Andersland M.D., Koompah D., Whelan J.P., et al., p. 136-154.
- Perception of gambling marketing among Spanish adolescents: an analysis based on gambling severity risk. Aonso-Diego G., Liendo M., Mendo L., Estévez A., p. 155-176.
- Who wagers on horse races? A large-scale investigation into the socioeconomic background of online horse bettors in the Finnish market. Sopala I., Suhonen N., Kainulainen T., Forrest D., Saastamoinen J., p. 177-206.
- Regulations on gambling advertising in Europe: a comparative policy review. Marionneau V., McGrane E., Ukhova D., Wardle H., p. 207-233.
- Beneficial or harmful? Finns' perceptions of the consequences of their gambling on relationships, health, and finances. Lind K., Palomäki J., Grönroos T., Salonen A.H., p. 234-256.
- Affect regulation motives for gambling and gambling engagement: a two-year Random-Intercept Cross-Lagged Panel Model. Grubbs J.B., Connolly A., Floyd C.G., Carrasquillo K.D., Mick-Keck T., Montoya A.L., et al., p. 257-276.
- 'I'll come across something within a minute, guaranteed': how young people who gamble experience gambling advertising under strict advertising regulations in Belgium. De Jans S., Hudders L., Newall P., p. 277-297.