Addiction Substitution and Concurrent Recovery in Gambling Disorder: New 1.5 credits
Who Substitutes and Why?
The article explores the processes of addiction substitution and concurrent recovery among individuals recovering from gambling disorder. Through a mixed-method study involving semi-structured interviews with 185 participants, the study examines...
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A Scoping Review of the Individual, Socio-cultural, Environmental and Commercial Determinants of Gambling for Older Adults: New 1.25 credits
Implications for Public Health Research and Harm Prevention
The article provides an in-depth analysis of factors influencing gambling behavior among older adults. Through a scoping review of existing literature, the authors aim to identify the individual, socio-cultural, environmental,...
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Adolescents Who Play and Spend Money in Simulated Gambling Games Are At Heightened Risk of Gambling Problems 1.25 credits
This study investigates the relationship between adolescents' engagement with simulated gambling games and their subsequent risk of developing gambling problems. Utilizing two adolescent samples from Australia, researchers found that participation...
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Behavioral Addiction from the Asian Americans Perspective: 1.25 credits
Exploration of Public and Help-Seeking Stigma
This study investigates how stigma affects Asian Americans willingness to seek mental health services, focusing on addictive behaviors like gambling and internet gaming. Through an online survey of 431 participants...
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