Avaliação de validade de um sistema computacional na identificação de estudos duplicados

Escaldelai, Fernanda Martins Dias; Escaldelai, Leandro; Bergamaschi, Denise Pimentel

doi:10.1590/2177-9465-ean-2022-0143pt

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“…EndNote X9 ® and Rayyan ® were used, considering the manual check of duplicate articles as a reference. A study was considered a duplicate when a bibliographic record (authorship, title, periodical, number, volume, number of pages) was retrieved more than once in one or more electronic databases, regardless of whether it presents abbreviations and variations in the spelling of any term [ 80 ]. When a reference presented the same title but had some missing data or misspelled terms, such as volume and page number [ 81 ], it was considered a duplicate abstract if it presented the same content.…”

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A Systematic Review on Intervention Treatment in Pathological Gambling

Moreira,

Dias,

Azeredo

et al. 2024

IJERPH

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Over the last century, there has been a growing interest in researching pathological gambling, particularly in industrialized nations. Historically, gambling was widely perceived as morally questionable, condemned by religious groups. However, contemporary concerns have shifted towards the health repercussions of gambling disorders and broader societal impacts like increased crime and money laundering. Governments, aiming to mitigate social harm, often regulate or directly oversee gambling activities. The global surge in legal gambling has resulted in a substantial rise in its prevalence, popularity, and accessibility in the last two decades. This paper provides a comprehensive overview of global research on interventions for pathological gambling. Through a systematic search on platforms such as EBSCO, PubMed, and Web of Science, 13 relevant records were identified. The revised findings indicate a heightened occurrence of behavioral addictions, linking them to the early onset of gambling issues and their severe consequences. The research emphasizes the active role that clients play in the process of self-directed change and therapy. Therapists recognizing clients as both catalysts for change and potential obstacles can enhance their in this institution we have to write in Portuguese sorryeffectiveness. A common source of resistance arises when clients and therapists are in different stages of the change process, underlining the importance of therapists aligning with clients’ readiness for change. Recognizing the urgent need for a better understanding of this problem in adolescents, this study emphasizes the necessity to tailor prevention and treatment plans based on gender and age-specific requirements.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%