在赌博时不参与积极游戏的人的概况。

IF 2.2 3区 心理学 Q2 PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY
Journal of Gambling Studies Pub Date : 2025-06-01 Epub Date: 2025-04-01 DOI:10.1007/s10899-025-10384-0
Nigel E Turner, Yosra AlMakadma, Darren R Christensen
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摘要

背景:积极游戏描述的是没有问题的赌博行为。这个词避免了“负责任的赌博”这个词的模糊性,以及与“问题赌博”相关的负面含义。本文的目的是确定在积极发挥方面得分一直较低的人口群体,以确定最需要干预的地方。方法:该研究是对一般人口数据的二次分析,这些数据是由AskingCanadians代表安大略省彩票和博彩公司在网上收集的,该公司检查了与赌博有关的积极玩和减少伤害的数据。该论文包括了对参与四种目标赌博活动(N = 3701)之一的玩家的调查数据的分析:彩票(N = 1832),赌场(N = 1272),在线(N = 300)和慈善宾果(N = 297)。结果:在所有四个“积极玩耍”量表上得分较低的人更有可能是年轻人、男性、单身、中低收入、至少受过一些大学教育、出生在加拿大以外的人。此外,与彩票相比,积极游戏量表得分较低的人更有可能玩网络游戏或慈善游戏。这些发现在游戏类型中基本一致,但由于在线赌徒和慈善赌徒的样本量较小,一些影响没有达到显著性。讨论:积极游戏的宣传工作应该针对年轻玩家、男性和新移民。此外,在鼓励积极游戏方面需要更多的努力针对在线赌徒和宾果赌徒。
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The Profiles of People who Do not Engage in Positive Play while Gambling.

Background: Positive Play describes non-problematic gambling behaviour. The term avoids the ambiguity of the term 'Responsible Gambling', and the negative connotations associated with 'Problem Gambling'. This purpose of the paper was to identify demographic groups who score consistently low on the positive play in order to determine where interventions are most needed.

Methods: The study is a secondary analysis of general population data, collected online by AskingCanadians on behalf of Ontario Lottery and Gaming that examined data on positive play and harm reduction related to gambling. The paper included the analysis of survey data from players who reported engaging in one of the four target gambling activities (N = 3701): Lotteries (n = 1832), casinos (n = 1272), online (n = 300), and charity bingo (n = 297).

Results: People who scored low on all four of the Positive Play scales were more likely to be young, male, single, have a low or middle range income, have at least some university education, and to have been born outside of Canada. In addition, people who scored low on Positive Play scale were more likely to play online games or charity games compared to lotteries. These findings were mostly consistent across game types however due to the small sample sizes for online gamblers and charitable gamblers, some effects did not reach significance.

Discussion: Awareness efforts for Positive Play should be directed at younger players, males, and recent immigrants. In addition, more effort in encouraging Positive Play needs to be directed at online gamblers and bingo gamblers.

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期刊介绍: Journal of Gambling Studies is an interdisciplinary forum for the dissemination on the many aspects of gambling behavior, both controlled and pathological, as well as variety of problems attendant to, or resultant from, gambling behavior including alcoholism, suicide, crime, and a number of other mental health problems. Articles published in this journal are representative of a cross-section of disciplines including psychiatry, psychology, sociology, political science, criminology, and social work.
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