This thesis by Abby McCormack, in collaboration with the Responsible Gambling Fund, examines the psychosocial impacts of online problem gambling, focusing on the factors that make it potentially addictive.
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Key findings
Online gambling's convenience, variety, and anonymity make it potentially addictive, particularly for males and those with disabilities. Reduced realism and social interaction online are inhibiting factors.
The research suggests a need for targeted interventions to address the unique challenges posed by online gambling, with attention to vulnerable groups.
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