CONTENTS:
- Who do tipsters work for? Tipster exposure and adolescent gambling. Isorna-Folgar M., Albaladejo-Saura M., Villanueva-Blasco V.J., Irles D.L., p. 891-904.
- Patterns of gambling and other risky behaviors among adolescents. A latent class analysis study on the 2021/22 Health Behaviors in School Children Survey data. Aresi G., Arienti C., Marta E., Celata C., Gelmi G., p. 905-924.
- Gambling-related cognitive distortions among adolescents: A gender-based analysis. Aonso-Diego G., Iglesias-Faba A.M., Estévez A., p. 925-942.
- Gambling in online gaming among youth in Hong Kong: Does internet gaming disorder (IGD) and online gambling tendency play a role? Kang W., Chui R.C., Siu N.Y., Lee J.Y., Lau W.Y., Chan C.K., p. 943-959.
- Efficacy of the school gambling prevention program "What's at stake?": A cluster randomized controlled trial. Lloret-Irles D., Cabrera-Perona V., p. 961-977.
- Exploring gambling-like behaviors in children's cigarette card games and parental pro-game perceptions in China: A qualitative study. Weng X., Deng Y., Xia Y., Wang J., Chan S.S., Zhao S.Z., p. 979-992.
- The role of parents in adolescent gambling participation and gambling problems. Dittman C.K., Hunter M.C., Gossner M., Hing N., Rockloff M., Browne M., et al., p. 993-1019.
- Prevalence and associated factors of gambling among high school students in a Portuguese city. Novais J., Oliveira P., Frutuoso M.A., Oliveira P., p. 1021-1037.
- Problematic online gaming and gambling among first-year university students: Identification of profiles and psychological vulnerabilities. Granero R., Fernandez-Aranda F., Demetrovics Z., Jiménez-Murcia S., p. 1039-1068.
- The state of gambling behaviors among NCAA student-athletes: Findings from five waves of the National Study on Collegiate Wagering (2004-2024). Richard J., Paskus T., Derevensky J.L., p. 1069-1087.
- Factors associated with the frequency of treatment admissions over a 13-year period among patients with gambling disorder. Fleury M.J., Tatar O., Grenier G., Sharker S., Ferland F., Banchette-Martin N., p. 1089-1109.
- Early disengagement from gambling treatment: Insights from clients and practitioners. Hawker C.O., Dowling N.A., Thomas A.C., Merkouris S.S., p. 1111-1139.
- Exploring comorbid addictive symptoms in gambling disorder: The role of emotion regulation, alexithymia, and social support. Muela I., Aonso-Diego G., Estévez A., p. 1141-1163.
- Predicting and understanding mobile sports gambling with the reasoned action approach. Schlaffer H., Tagler M.J., p. 1165-1180.
- Reasons for gambling amongst men in Matasia Location, Ngong Sub-County Kajiado County, Kenya. Njau S.T., Ntaragwe M., p. 1181-1190.
- Physiological evidence supporting the emotional motivation account of the ending effect: Pupil diameters increase toward the end. Fu Z., Ding X., Lu Y., Xing C., p. 1191-1205.
- Associations between gambling motives and more severe gambling disorder - Does gender matter? Schwarzkopf L., Rosenboom B., Pitzschel B., Bickl A.M., p. 1207-1221.
- Does religiosity moderate the relationship between self-control and online gambling? Evidence from Indonesia. Pradani W.H., Mually M.A., Guspa A., Pratama R.I., Alkhawwash M.A., p. 1223-1236.
- The role of acculturative stress, emotion dysregulation, and escape motivation in problem gambling among immigrants in Australia. Virdis C., Sivasankar S., Flack M., Caudwell K.M., p. 1237-1251.
- Lived experiences of recovering and recovered gamblers: A sentiment and thematic analysis. Stafford M.R., Mallina R., Zarb-Cousin M., Martz K., Minnick R., p. 1253-1274.
- Online peer support for gambling harm: Perspectives from people with lived experience and service providers. Penfold K.L., Huntington C., Nicklin L.L., Upstone O., Chadwick D., Devonport T.J., et al., p. 1275-1308.
- Strength in recovery: A practice-informed commentary on peer recovery specialists facilitating gambling recovery groups. Zeleke W., Hawley C., Sampath S., Armstrong A., p. 1309-1314.
- Gambling disorder and suicide risk: A critical gap in psychiatric assessment guidelines. Hardoy C.R., p. 1315-1320.
- Sports betting ads are everywhere. That could be a public health problem [Commentary]. Louis C., Ross J.C., Motta M., p. 1321-1325.