Gambling. When does it become a problem?. Terminology.

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Gambling. When does it become a problem?

Terminology

Pathological gambling Addiction?

Causes: - family environment -social environment - dopamine replacement therapy? Comorbidity:- mood disorders(both depression and bipolar) - substance use or dependence -nicotine -alcohol

Why do people gamble?

87 people

Most wanted...

A getaway...

...larger amounts of money

...chasing losses...getting into trouble

...laying to family and friends...

Stop gambling? - unsuccessful attempts to stop gambling or to cut down -restlessness or irritability when trying

Stop gambling?

Treatment...

Conclusions... - the line between recreational gambling and the pathological one is really thin...therefore it is easily crossed - gambling is a problem when turned into addiction...understanding it might help prevent it - every gambler is unique, the recovery should be particular

“Alea iacta est” (Iulius Caesar) “The die is cast”