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- Title
Breaking Bad: Comparing Gambling Harms Among Gamblers and Affected Others.
- Authors
Li, En; Browne, Matthew; Rawat, Vijay; Langham, Erika; Rockloff, Matthew
- Abstract
This article examines gambling harms from both gamblers and affected others' perspectives. Participants (3076 gamblers and 2129 affected others) completed a retrospective survey that elicited information on harms they experienced from gambling across their lifetime. Their responses were analyzed through testing measurement invariance, estimating item-response theoretic parameters, calculating percentages, confidence intervals, and correlations, as well as regressions. The results indicated large commonalities in the experience of harms reported by gamblers and affected others. Further, gamblers appeared to 'export' about half of the harms they experienced to those around them. The findings also provided detailed profiles of evolving harms as problem gambling severity varies.
- Subjects
COMPULSIVE gambling; ITEM response theory; RETROSPECTIVE studies; STATISTICAL correlation; CONFIDENCE intervals; COMPULSIVE behavior; GAMBLING & psychology; INTERPERSONAL relations; HARM reduction
- Publication
Journal of Gambling Studies, 2017, Vol 33, Issue 1, p223
- ISSN
1050-5350
- Publication type
Academic Journal
- DOI
10.1007/s10899-016-9632-8