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In 1999 the National Research Council of the National Academy of Sciences confirmed pathological gambling affects 1 %of U.S. adults #PG101
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#PG101 The first reliable rates of gambling disorders in the U.S. were published by Harvard Med's Division on Addiction in 1997 & 1999
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#PG101 In the early 90s, researchers studied disordered gambling, but there was no concensus on how prevalent the disorder was. Wide ranges
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#PG101 The flipside of pathological gambling is responsible gaming: the practice of gambling while avoiding dangerous behaviors, addiction
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#PG101 Here is some of the DSM-IV's criteria for PG: lies to family members about gambling, has lost significant relationships or jobs
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#PG101 Here is some of the DSM-IV's criteria: preoccupation w/ gambling, irritable when trying to stop, chases losses by continuing to bet.
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(3/3) #PG101 According to the DSM-IV, level 3 gamblers meet 5 or more of the 10 criteria for pathological gambling. #mhsm
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(2/3) #PG101 Level 2 classifies ppl who experience problems w/ gambling, but don't meet pathological gambling criteria in DSM-IV
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(1/2) #PG101 Fact: there are four levels of classification for disordered gambling: non-gamblers or social gamblers fall into levels 0 and 1
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Fact: The APA (@apapsychnet) defines pathological gambling as "persistent & recurring maladaptive gambling behavior" in the DSM-IV #PG101
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We're going to have a series of tweets focused on the basic info of disordered gambling and responsible gaming. Follow #PG101 for more #mhsm
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Good morning (or afternoon, depending on where you are)! Thanks so much for following the NCRG to learn more about #gambling disorders
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Reviewing theNCRG blog post about new research that explores the genetic links b/w #gambling and anxiety disorders. Can't wait to share it!
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Good morning everyone! How was your weekend?
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ICYMI: The NCRG is accepting abstracts for our conference poster session & noms for Scientific Achievement Award! Visit ow.ly/4OWxD
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About to head into a series of meetings to plan our the NCRG's 2011 Road Tour. We can't wait for you to see where we will be going!
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For more information on our #gambling research and #responsiblegaming outreach, visit www.ncrg.org
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Speaking of NIH funding, did you know that the NCRG funds early stage research that, in turn, leverages millions of $ for continued studies?
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GM all! Reading the latest @scitable blog about NIH funding women scientists: ow.ly/4ODwl
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Prepping for our next Monograph publication by reading Brain Basics by @NIMHgov ow.ly/4O3Ya Can you guess our Monograph topic?
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@TheGraspGroup I haven't forgotten about you...searching through my email after lunch to find that study.
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