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The Prediction of Gambling Behavior and Problem Gambling from Attitudes and Perceived Norms
The aim of this study was to characterise attitudes and social norms with respect to gambling among a population of adult Australians. A further aim was to evaluate whether gambling behaviour (as measured by its frequency) and problem gambling (as measured by its negative social effects on an indivi
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