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Youth Gambling in Context: The structure of young people's leisure and their gambling behaviour.
Free time constitutes up to 50 percent of an adolescent's day and that young people have more leisure time than adults. Leisure may lead to boredom, a risk factor for problem gambling. Three different models of time usage were compared as potential predictors of gambling behaviour and problem gambli
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