Gambling and Experience of Ethno-cultural Minorities

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2011-02

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A research research poster providing results of an investigation examining the relationship between gambling behaviors and the experience of ethno-cultural minorities in Canada.

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Gambling, Minorities -- Gambling

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Lai, D.W.L. (2011, February). Gambling and Experience of Ethno-cultural Minorities. A poster presentation at the Lost in Translation: Seeking answers in addiction and concurrent disorders, February 15-17, University of British Columbia Point Grey Campus, Life Sciences Institute, Vancouver, Canada.

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