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Gambling Disorder / Juego patológico

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Adam Kurilla

Is Subtyping of Gamblers Based on the Pathways Model of Problem and Disordered Gambling Valid? A Systematic Review

Adam Kurilla - 2 January 2021
Gamblers are a heterogenous group in terms of the presence of comorbid psychopathology, maladaptive personality traits, and motivation to gamble. The Pathways Model, the most promising comprehensive framework to explain this heterogeneity, classifies gamblers into three subtypes. The aim of this...
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Jose Luis Vazquez Martinez

El uso adictivo a los videojuegos afecta al 5% de los adolescentes

Jose Luis Vazquez Martinez - 16 April 2019
Una investigación llevada a cabo por un equipo de la Universitat Jaume I de Castellón deja constancia de que un 38% de los chicos castellonenses juegan diariamente frente a un 8,5% de chicas
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Jose Luis Vazquez Martinez

Magnitude and Extent of Gambling Disorder in the Mexican Population

Jose Luis Vazquez Martinez - 13 December 2018
In Mexico, 24.5% of the population aged 12 to 65 have played a betting game at lifetime. Men have higher statistically significant prevalences than women in nearly all types of gambling and in six of the nine symptoms of gambling disorder. 0.3% of the target population meet the criteria for gambling...
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