No. 16 (2006)

Published: 2006-04-01

Editorial

What can affective neuroscience teach us about gambling?

Martin Zack
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Letter to the Editor

letter to the editor

Sue Pinkerton
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Original Article

Characteristics of people seeking treatment for problem gambling in Ontario: Trends from 1998 to 2002

Karen A. Urbanoski, Brian R. Rush
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Gambling and problem gambling in a sample of university students

Robert J. Williams, Dennis Connolly, Robert T. Wood, Nadine Nowatzki
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Classroom or cyberspace? Ethical and methodological challenges of on-line gambling surveys for adolescents

Julie Lahn, Paul Delfabbro, Peter Grabosky
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Gender differences in problem gambling behaviour from help-line callers

Jill Heater, David Patton
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Faro: A 19th-century gambling craze

Nigel E. Turner, Mark Howard, Warren Spence
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Literature Review

Gambling: Who Wins? Who Loses?

Nigel Turner
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Brief Report & Replication Papers

"Brief reports" for rapid publishing of short research and clinical notes

Phil Lange
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Underage gambling in Ontario casinos

Edward Adlaf, Angela Paglia-Boak, Anca Ialomiteanu
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Clinic

The case of the bleak blackjack bettor: Clinical depression and pathological gambling

Bruce Ballon
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Opinion and Debate Series

Clarifying the at-risk label: A commentary

Blas_ Gambino
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Book or Film Review

Walking Tall (2004)

Nigel E. Turner
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Born to Lose: Memoirs of a Compulsive Gambler

Henry R. Lesieur
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Internet Gaming Law

William Thompson
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