Duodecim; laaketieteellinen aikakauskirja · 2015
[The Finnish first year junior high school students gambling behaviour is associated with substance use and low academic performance].
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Castrén Sari, Grainger Marjut, Alho Hannu, Lahti Tuuli
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: The study investigated Finnish 7th grade school children's gambling behaviour and gambling prevalence.
METHOD: Participants (N = 988) in this study were from eleven schools in Finland.Χ2X-tests, mean comparisons and correlations were used to analyse the data. The retention rate was 9.,6%.
RESULTS: Nearly one-third of the participants had gambled once or twice. .,0% of the participants were problem gamblers and .,8% gambled at-risk level. Significant others' gambling was associated with participants 'problem gambling.
CONCLUSIONS: Adolescent problem gambling prevalence and at-risk level of gambling were higher compared to the adult population. Replication of this study with the larger sample is needed in order to confirm the results.
METHOD: Participants (N = 988) in this study were from eleven schools in Finland.Χ2X-tests, mean comparisons and correlations were used to analyse the data. The retention rate was 9.,6%.
RESULTS: Nearly one-third of the participants had gambled once or twice. .,0% of the participants were problem gamblers and .,8% gambled at-risk level. Significant others' gambling was associated with participants 'problem gambling.
CONCLUSIONS: Adolescent problem gambling prevalence and at-risk level of gambling were higher compared to the adult population. Replication of this study with the larger sample is needed in order to confirm the results.