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Are there riskier types of gambling?

N. B. GOODING ; R. J. WILLIAMS | 2024
Dans Journal of Gambling Studies (Vol.40, n°2, June 2024) Article : Périodique

Gambling-related harm is a public health issue requiring market regulation and efforts aimed at prevention and treatment. An important consideration for the regulation of gambling is whether certain types of gambling are intrinsically more harmf[...]

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Correlates of problem gambling in Canada: The moderating effect of sex

N. B. GOODING ; E. S. L. SINCLAIR ; W. S. MURCH ; H. S. KIM ; D. S. MCGRATH ; D. C. HODGINS | 2025
Dans Journal of Gambling Studies (Vol.41, n°3, Septembre 2025) Article : Périodique

Numerous studies report sex differences in the prevalence of problem gambling (PG), but the etiological basis of these differences across recognized risk factors is unclear. Data from a large, nationally-stratified Canadian survey (n = 10,044) w[...]

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The problem gambling measure: a revision of the problem & pathological gambling measure to better predict at-risk and chronic gambling

N. B. GOODING ; R. J. WILLIAMS ; R. A. VOLBERG | 2024
Dans International Gambling Studies (Vol.24, n°3, December 2024) Article : Périodique

Most problem gambling (PG) assessment instruments classify individuals with subthreshold levels of problem gambling symptomatology as 'at-risk', implying a future risk of developing more serious problems. However, this convention lacks empirical[...]

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Validation of the gambling harm measure across three independent samples

N. B. GOODING ; Y. ALLAMI ; P. DELFABBRO ; R. J. WILLIAMS ; J. PARKE ; R. A. VOLBERG ; D. C. HODGINS | 2025
Dans International Gambling Studies (Vol.25, n°1, April 2025) Article : Périodique

Gambling-related harm (GRH) has become an increasingly popular topic in gambling research. However, several issues concern existing measures of gambling-related harm. The objective of this study was to validate a new measure of GRH, the Gambling[...]

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Which substances pose the greatest risk of substance use disorder after controlling for polysubstance use?

N. B. GOODING ; Y. ALLAMI ; R. J. WILLIAMS | 2024
Dans Addiction Research and Theory (Vol.32, n°6, December 2024) Article : Périodique

Both physiological and epidemiological research suggest that certain psychoactive substances have a greater potential for abuse (e.g. heroin) than others (e.g. hallucinogens). The use of multiple substances is also associated with a higher risk [...]

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Why you gamble matters: A systematic review and meta-analysis of the association between gambling motivation and problem gambling

Y. ALLAMI ; N. B. GOODING ; M. M. YOUNG ; D. C. HODGINS | 2025
Dans Journal of Gambling Studies (Vol.41, n°1, March 2025) Article : Périodique

The propensity for individuals to experience problem gambling (PG) varies depending on their motivation to gamble. The present meta-analysis assessed the effect sizes associated with various gambling motives identified in representative populati[...]

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