1993
DOI: 10.1007/bf01014628
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Patterns and characteristics of adolescent gambling

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“…This does not accord with existing research suggesting that gambling problems among youths are often associated with parental gambling (Wynne et al, 1996) and that high gambling frequencies are more likely to be found among youths with family members or parents who gamble (Winters et al, 1993b). One explanation might be that our participants simply…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 84%
“…This does not accord with existing research suggesting that gambling problems among youths are often associated with parental gambling (Wynne et al, 1996) and that high gambling frequencies are more likely to be found among youths with family members or parents who gamble (Winters et al, 1993b). One explanation might be that our participants simply…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 84%
“…Ainsi, être un garçon, être jeune (Auger et al, 2010 ;Griffiths, 2011 ;Ladouceur, Jacques, Chevalier, Sévigny, & Hamel, 2005 ;Welte, Barnes, Wieczorek, & Tidwell, 2004), avoir complété un niveau scolaire primaire ou secondaire, avoir des difficultés scolaires (Griffiths, 2011 ;Johansson, Grant, Kim, Odlaug, & Gotestam, 2009 ;Winters, Stinchfield, & Fulkerson, 1993) et avoir facilement accès au jeu (Chevalier, 2003) sont des facteurs de risque bien documentés. Pour leur part, les caractéristiques personnelles associées à la présence de problèmes de jeu sont l'impulsivité (Auger et al, 2010 ;Barnes, Welte, Hoffman, & Dintcheff, 2005 ;Dussault, Brendgen, Vitaro, Wanner, & Tremblay, 2011 ;Vitaro, Ferland, Jacques, & Ladouceur, 1998), la recherche de sensations fortes (Blanco, Orensanz-Munoz, & Blanco-Jerez, 1996 ;Petry, 2001), la consommation de drogues, d'alcool et de cigarettes (Barnes et al, 2005 ;Griffiths, 2011 ;Vitaro et al, 1998 ;Welte et al, 2004), la commission d'actes illégaux, la délin-quance (Griffiths, 2011 ; ainsi que la faible estime de soi (Griffiths, 2011).…”
Section: La Prévention Sélectiveunclassified
“…It is not likely that great numbers of children will develop a problem with this activity, but the potential concern is that a small minority will. Research has consistently shown that the earlier a child starts to gamble the more likely he or she is to develop a gambling problem (Huxley & Carroll, 1992;Fisher, 1993;Winters, Stinchfield & Fulkerson, 1993;Griffiths, 1995;Gupta & Derevensky, 1998) Evidence that instant-win products are problematic to young children is mostly anecdotal. For instance, this author recently appeared on a U.K. television programme (Espresso) with a mother and her two children (aged nine and 10) who literally spent all their disposable income on instant-win promotions.…”
Section: Instant-win Promotions As Gambling Precursorsmentioning
confidence: 99%