Gambling and Problem Gambling Among Adolescents in Georgia

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1996-06-25

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Report to the Georgia Department of Human Resources

Abstract

A random sample of 1,007 Georgia adolescents aged 13 to 17 was interviewed by telephone in February and March of 1996 about the types of gambling they had ever done, the amounts of money they spent on gambling, problems related to their gambling, their self-esteem and their use of alcohol and drugs.

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Gambling -- Georgia, Teenage gamblers -- Georgia, Compulsive Gambling -- Georgia

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/48483

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