Prevalence of Adolescent Problem Gambling: A Systematic Review of Recent Research (original) (raw)

2016

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Introduction1

“…Only one CHO and one Drug Task Force offered services to patients under the age of 18 years. It is known from previous studies that rate of at-risk and gambling disorder to be 4% and 1.2% respectively in the adolescent (aged 14-18 years) population (Gonzalez-Roz et al 2017), although a recent systematic review found a very wide range of problem gambling in adolescence ranging from 0.2% in Norway and Australia to 13% in Croatia (Calado et al 2017). There is also evidence from population surveys in the UK that 12% of adolescents (aged 11-16 years) had gambled in the week prior to taking part in a national survey (Gambling Commission 2017).…”

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“…Only one CHO and one Drug Task Force offered services to patients under the age of 18 years. It is known from previous studies that rate of at-risk and gambling disorder to be 4% and 1.2% respectively in the adolescent (aged 14-18 years) population (Gonzalez-Roz et al 2017), although a recent systematic review found a very wide range of problem gambling in adolescence ranging from 0.2% in Norway and Australia to 13% in Croatia (Calado et al 2017). There is also evidence from population surveys in the UK that 12% of adolescents (aged 11-16 years) had gambled in the week prior to taking part in a national survey (Gambling Commission 2017).…”

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“…En España encontramos estudios de carácter regional que apuntan a una prevalencia adolescente al juego del 5,6%, erigiéndose como la más alta de Europa (Calado et al 2017) o de al menos de más del 2% en este grupo especialmente vulnerable (Verdura, 2014, p.10).…”

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“…Recent data suggests that adolescents are gambling to an increasing extent [1,2], where 36-79% of adolescents report having gambled over the past year [3][4][5]. Although adults tend to gamble more frequently than adolescents, the prevalence of problem gambling (PG) has been estimated to be two to four times higher in youth aged 12 to 17, with rates of Problem Gambling (PG) ranging from 3% to 8% [4,[6][7][8].…”

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