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... Problem gambling rates (or at least indications of potential problem gambling) were somewhat lower in this 1998 sample than among similarly aged young people from the same schools, tested two ... See full document

... or young people, who may have a gambling problem, including “paying off their debts” (Valentine, 2016, ...that gambling problems can go unrecognised by not only the wider community, but by the ... See full document

... intervention. Youth embrace novel things and adapt easily to new ...in young people's need to get in touch with peers on regular ...Some youth exhibit an excessive use of new technology, which may be ... See full document

... of gambling (Winters, Stinchfield, & Kim, ...adolescent gambling (Arcuri, Lester, & Smith, 1985; Derevensky, Gupta, & Della-Cioppa, 1996; Ladouceur & Mireault, 1988; Winters et ...of ... See full document

... to gambling behaviour for both ...problem gambling and to a lesser extent gambling ...in gambling choices was more prevalent among adult problem gamblers than among occasional ... See full document

... by gambling addicts, there is a need to establish first whether someone is a pathological ...oaks gambling screen which was developed in 1987is one of the most commonly used measuring ... See full document

... The more I have immersed myself in politics, the more I have learned about the opportunities missed in Australia and about the countless people not so much having fallen through the cracks as having been shoved ... See full document

... having a theory of randomness appears to make no logical sense, since, by definition, sequences of random outcomes are “incompressible” – infinitely complex, and not describable by rules (Nickerson, 2002, p. 333). ... See full document

... potential gambling strategies, linked to meaningless bells, whistles, and associations, are deployed to motivate gamblers to search for illusory winning patterns (Langer, ... See full document

... Finally, we checked whether and how much some nominal and ordinal variables collected in the questionnaire (sex, age, family members who gamble, employment status, strategies that help winning, gambling frequency, ... See full document

... of gambling, differentiated by the frequency an individual can continue to re-gamble, which he termed ‘high event ...casino gambling and ‘pull-tabs’ that had ‘high event frequencies’ were highly associated ... See full document

... only people to complete who currently or have previously suffered financial problems; those with financial problems may be less likely to owner occupy than those who are financially ... See full document

... of youth homelessness prevention and early intervention strategies have evolved out of policy ...of youth homelessness and noted that since the mid‐1990’s there has been a major policy shift towards ... See full document

... reported gambling participation varied from ...DSM-IV Gambling-Behaviour Index and SOGS, the estimated percentages of pathological gambling in the pool of empirical studies ranged from ... See full document

... combat gambling-related ...including gambling regulators, such as the Gambling Commission, police forces and specialist crime agencies, advertising authorities, and trading standards ...of ... See full document

... between gambling cognitions (especially cogni- tions related to individuals’ perceived expectations about the effects of gambling) and gender could also predict gambling ...in gambling ... See full document

... The article is devoted to the results of empirical research entities, psychologically prone to gambling. It is shown that the identity of the outgoing, eager to look for exciting situations tend to exhibit ... See full document

... the Gambling Act 2005 on social attitudes stems not only from the under-enforcement of the law but also from the scope of the provisions ...the gambling providers and no responsibilities are explicitly ... See full document

... In this paper, we apply TREPAN to random forests and neural networks and offer the first comparative analysis of extracted trees from different models with different parameters regarding their accuracies and ... See full document

... This requires a critical response to the absence of serious leisure gamblers in the literature which recognizes that gambling is for some people a highly substantial, motivating and rewa[r] ... See full document