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Section 18
Relationships between Problematic Internet Use and Problem Gambling
Severity: Findings from a High-School Survey.

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- Yaua, Yvonne H.C. Yaua, Corey E. Pilverb, Marvin A. Steinbergc, Loreen J. Rugled, Rani A. Hoffa,Suchitra Krishnan-Sarina, and Marc N. Potenzaa,e,f, Yvonne H.C. Yaua, Corey E. Pilverb, Marvin A. Steinbergc, Loreen J. Rugled, Rani A. Hoffa,Suchitra Krishnan-Sarina, and Marc N. Potenzaa,e,f,Relationships between problematic Internet use and problemgambling severity: Findings from a high-school survey. National Institute of Health. January 2014. p 1-19.

- Kundu, Priya V., D.O.a; Corey E. Pilver, Ph.D.b; Rani A. Desai; Ph.D., M.P.H.c,d, Marvin A. Steinberg, Ph.D.e, Loreen Rugle, Ph.D.f; Suchitra Krishnan-Sarin; Ph.D.c,g; and Marc N. Potenza, M.D., Ph.D.C, Gambling-Related Attitudes and Behaviors in Adolescents having Received Instant (Scratch) Lottery Tickets as Gifts. National Institutes of Health, April 2013, p20-37.


  
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Study provides vital clues into biology of gambling addiction - January 03, 2017
Gambling addiction activates the same brain pathways as drug and alcohol cravings, suggests new research.
Study sheds light on neuronal circuits during risky behavior - July 27, 2016
New research sheds light on what's going on inside our heads as we decide whether to take a risk or play it safe. Scientists at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis located a region of the brain involved in decisions made under conditions of uncertainty, and identified some of the cells involved in the decision-making process.
New survey shows one-third of students experience high levels of psychological distress - July 21, 2016
More than one in three - an estimated 328,000 -- Ontario students in grades seven to 12 report moderate-to-serious psychological distress, according to new survey results from the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health. Girls are twice as likely as boys to experience psychological distress.
Most gamblers who play responsibly enjoy experience and exhibit no problems - September 10, 2014
People who are in control of their gambling habits play for fun and like the idea of possibly winning big. They set limits on how much money and time they can spend, and they are likely to gamble on the internet.
Brain changes in problem gamblers make it hard to quit habit - June 19, 2014
People who gamble frequently may experience brain changes that make it extremely difficult for them to give up the habit.

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