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Characteristics and prediction of risky gambling behavior (RIGAB study)
- Theresa Wirkus
- Robert Czernecka
- Anja Kräplin
- Gerhard Bühringer
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Description: The RIGAB study aims to characterize online sports bettors with and without gambling disorder concerning individual risk factors and subsequently use this characterization to predict the development, progression and onset of gambling disorder. The RIGAB study is a longitudinal study and consists of three parts: an initial online survey, an in-person study with a randomly selected subsample and a shorter follow-up online survey after one year with the entire sample.
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Published study protocol of the entire RIGAB study: http://doi.org/10.1002/mpr.1995
Individual risk factors and prediction of gambling disorder in online sports bettors - the longitudinal RIGAB study https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyt.2024.1320592
Preprint: The relationship between player tracking data and individual risk factors in online sports bettors:…
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Characteristics and prediction of risky gambling behavior (RIGAB study) - Initial online survey
| Registered: 2021-05-13 08:26 UTC
The RIGAB study aims to characterize online sports bettors with and without gambling disorder concerning individual risk factors and subsequently use ...
Characteristics and prediction of risky gambling behavior (RIGAB study) - Follow-Up online survey
| Registered: 2022-09-23 11:36 UTC
The RIGAB study aims to characterize online sports bettors with and without gambling disorder concerning individual risk factors and subsequently use ...
Characteristics and prediction of risky gambling behavior (RIGAB study) - In-person study
| Registered: 2022-12-21 10:02 UTC
The RIGAB study aims to characterize online sports bettors with and without gambling disorder concerning individual risk factors and subsequently use ...
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