Drug and alcohol dependence · 2008
The relationship between recreational gambling and substance abuse/dependence: data from a nationally representative sample.
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Liu Timothy, Maciejewski Paul K, Potenza Marc N
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BACKGROUND: Although recreational gambling is prevalent and co-occurs with substance abuse/dependence, few studies have investigated the relationship between the two.
METHODS: Logistic regression analyses were performed on data from a nationally representative sample from the Gambling Impact and Behavior Study.
RESULTS: Substance-abusing recreational gamblers, as compared to non-substance-abusing ones, differed in gambling motivations, began gambling at earlier ages, reported heavier gambling, and preferred and performed strategic forms of gambling.
CONCLUSIONS: As compared with non-substance-abusing gamblers, substance-abusing gamblers demonstrated different gambling profiles including heavier gambling. These findings suggest the need for additional research on whether and how substance use might promote gambling and vice versa.
METHODS: Logistic regression analyses were performed on data from a nationally representative sample from the Gambling Impact and Behavior Study.
RESULTS: Substance-abusing recreational gamblers, as compared to non-substance-abusing ones, differed in gambling motivations, began gambling at earlier ages, reported heavier gambling, and preferred and performed strategic forms of gambling.
CONCLUSIONS: As compared with non-substance-abusing gamblers, substance-abusing gamblers demonstrated different gambling profiles including heavier gambling. These findings suggest the need for additional research on whether and how substance use might promote gambling and vice versa.