SE1 - Public health and policy
Gambling and gaming convergence: Epistemological shifts and challenges for public health
Sylvia Kairouz, Montreal
Neighborhood perceptions and gam-bling behavior
Eva Monson, Sherbooke
Six public policy interventions to pre-vent gambling-related harm
Jani Selin, Helsinki
Sylvia Kairouz, Montreal
Neighborhood perceptions and gam-bling behavior
Eva Monson, Sherbooke
Six public policy interventions to pre-vent gambling-related harm
Jani Selin, Helsinki
SE2 - Stakeholder perspectives
‘What’s going on here?’: Key stake-holder perspectives on social casino gambling games
Jennifer Reynolds, Montreal
The unlevel playing field of gambling regulation and its influence on organi-sational performance
Lea Meyer, Lucerne
Informing and implementing a public health approach to reduce gambling harms in Ontario, Canada
Jess Voll, Guelph
Generating action on pressing gam-bling issues based on research, citizen values, and stakeholder insights
Jennifer Reynolds, Montreal
The unlevel playing field of gambling regulation and its influence on organi-sational performance
Lea Meyer, Lucerne
Informing and implementing a public health approach to reduce gambling harms in Ontario, Canada
Jess Voll, Guelph
Generating action on pressing gam-bling issues based on research, citizen values, and stakeholder insights
Trudy Smit Quosai, Guelph
SE3 - Player protection
A comparative study on online gambling regulation and its socioeconomic consequences
Ingo Fiedler, Hamburg and Montreal
Ingo Fiedler, Hamburg and Montreal
Problem Gambling, a shared responsi-bility: A summary of the first 500 comments submitted to the Gambling Watch UK website
Jim Orford, Birmingham
Player protection tools in online and card-based gambling
Michael Auer, London and Lienz
Setting limits: Gambling, science and public policy
Pekka Sulkunen, Helsinki
Jim Orford, Birmingham
Player protection tools in online and card-based gambling
Michael Auer, London and Lienz
Setting limits: Gambling, science and public policy
Pekka Sulkunen, Helsinki
SE4 - From risk factors to selective prevention
Gender differences in gambling prefe-rences and problem gambling: A network-level analysis
Stéphanie Baggio, Geneva
Mind the G.A.P. Gambling-Addiction-Prevention: Preventive programs for young students in Italy
Fulvia Prever, Milano; Maddalena Borsani, Milano
Problematic mobile-phone use, per-sonality traits-domains and emotion regulation in adolescence
Simone Amendola, Rome
The impact of shyness on internet addiction in preadolescence: The mediating role of somatic symptoms
Stéphanie Baggio, Geneva
Mind the G.A.P. Gambling-Addiction-Prevention: Preventive programs for young students in Italy
Fulvia Prever, Milano; Maddalena Borsani, Milano
Problematic mobile-phone use, per-sonality traits-domains and emotion regulation in adolescence
Simone Amendola, Rome
The impact of shyness on internet addiction in preadolescence: The mediating role of somatic symptoms
Valentina Spensieri, Rome
SE5 - Gambling, gaming, coaddiction and comorbidities
Convergence between gambling and gaming? The point of view of youth gamblers-gamers
Magali Dufour, Montréal
Gambling and risk behaviors: Cha-racteristics of young problematic gamblers in Switzerland
Yara Barrense-Dias, Lausanne
The effect of co-occurring addictions on the association between DSM-5 gambling disorder and mental health problems
Magali Dufour, Montréal
Gambling and risk behaviors: Cha-racteristics of young problematic gamblers in Switzerland
Yara Barrense-Dias, Lausanne
The effect of co-occurring addictions on the association between DSM-5 gambling disorder and mental health problems
Simon Marmet, Lausanne
Gambling or not gambling: What makes the difference?
Yara Barrense-Dias, Lausanne
Gambling or not gambling: What makes the difference?
Yara Barrense-Dias, Lausanne
SE6 - Reward and impulsivity
Differential influence of reward and control in disordered gambling
Gina Paolini, Zürich
Reward processing in gambling disorder: A longitudinal-prospective EEG study
Saee Paliwal, Zürich
The effects of reward cues on risky choice in healthy volunteers and pro-blem gamblers: The role of individual differences in cue sensitivity
Mariya Cherkasova, Vancouver
Gina Paolini, Zürich
Reward processing in gambling disorder: A longitudinal-prospective EEG study
Saee Paliwal, Zürich
The effects of reward cues on risky choice in healthy volunteers and pro-blem gamblers: The role of individual differences in cue sensitivity
Mariya Cherkasova, Vancouver
Eve Limbrick-Oldfield, Vancouver
SE7 - Mechanisms
An etiological hypothesis on gambling disorder
Maurizio Avanzi, Piacenza
The use of smartphones to model gam-bling behaviour in the real world
Maurizio Avanzi, Piacenza
The use of smartphones to model gam-bling behaviour in the real world
Richard James, Nottingham
Functional connectivity of limbic brain regions related to negative urgency in gambling disorder
Juan F. Navas, Granada
Induced sadness increases persistence in a simulated slot machine task among recreational gamblers
Gaetan Devos, Louvain
Functional connectivity of limbic brain regions related to negative urgency in gambling disorder
Juan F. Navas, Granada
Induced sadness increases persistence in a simulated slot machine task among recreational gamblers
Gaetan Devos, Louvain
SE8 - Neurological approaches on gambling and associated behavioral addictions
Decision making, gambling and analgesic drug addiction: Prelaminary data from an italian survey
Giorgia Varallo, Verbania
Evidence of prefrontal cortex functio-nal deficit in Risk-Prone individuals
Giorgia Varallo, Verbania
Evidence of prefrontal cortex functio-nal deficit in Risk-Prone individuals
Kshitij S. Jadhav, Lausanne
Giovanni Albani, Verbania
Gambling disorder and the neuroche-mistry of natural rewards”
Valerie Voon, University of Cambridge
Gambling disorder and the neuroche-mistry of natural rewards”
Valerie Voon, University of Cambridge
SE9 - Treatments 1
Are treatment outcomes predicted by type of gambling?
Henrietta Bowden-Jones, London
A pilot randomized controlled trial of an online intervention for gambling with participants recruited through Amazon’s Mechanical Turk
John Cunningham, Toronto
Away from Problem Gambling through the Pathway Model (Discussion of practi-cal treatment differentiations following Alex Blaszcynski’s Pathway Model)
Henrietta Bowden-Jones, London
A pilot randomized controlled trial of an online intervention for gambling with participants recruited through Amazon’s Mechanical Turk
John Cunningham, Toronto
Away from Problem Gambling through the Pathway Model (Discussion of practi-cal treatment differentiations following Alex Blaszcynski’s Pathway Model)
Roberto Ballerini, Bellinzona
The use of indigenous medicine for the treatment of addictive disorders
The use of indigenous medicine for the treatment of addictive disorders
Ilana Berlowitz, Tarapoto
SE10 - Treatments 2
Steve Sharman, London
Gamblers anonymous in the 21st century
Jim Rogers, Lincoln
Lie is an elephant
Alessandra Bassi, Parma
Women gambling disorder Treatment in Italy. New cross-cultural input
Gamblers anonymous in the 21st century
Jim Rogers, Lincoln
Lie is an elephant
Alessandra Bassi, Parma
Women gambling disorder Treatment in Italy. New cross-cultural input
Fulvia Prever, Milano
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