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23 Oct 2019: Gambling Addiction. Blackjack / 21's. Experiments with C++ Elephants in Denmark Card Game.

29 Oct 2019: ARTICLE. Orbitofrontal signals for two-component choiceoptions comply with indifference curves ofRevealed Preference TheoryAlexandre Pastor-Bernier 1, Arkadiusz Stasiak 1 & Wolfram Schultz 1. Economic choice options contain multiple components and

Temporal discounting and impulsivityExcessive discounting of delayed rewards leads to impulsivity,which is a key characteristic of pathological behaviors such asdrug addiction, pathological gambling, and attention-deficit/hy-peractivity disorder

Dopamine mechanism of drug addiction. Dopamine neurons are even more devilish than ex-plained so far. ... We have less information about the mechanisms underlying gambling and food addiction, but we know that food and gambling, with their strong sensory

16 Feb 2024: High trait impulsivity has been recognised as a risk factor for a href="https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/healthy-body/addiction-what-is-it/"substance use disorders/a, and it ... href="https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/skin-picking-disorder/"excoriation

9 Oct 2018: groups. It has provided a new environment in which a wide range of problematic behaviours may emerge, such as those relating to gaming, gambling, buying, pornography viewing, social networking, ‘cyber-bullying’ ... Professor Fineberg adds:

histories of gaming • sports, spectatorship, and cultural practices of addiction (gambling, doping) sports and.

9 Dec 2021: These are primarily thought of in relation to the demographic characteristics (age, sex, ethnicity), health related practices (smoking, alcohol, physical activity, diet, drugs, gambling), and socio-economic characteristics (income, education,

16 Feb 2024: High trait impulsivity has been recognised as a risk factor for a href="https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/healthy-body/addiction-what-is-it/"substance use disorders/a, and it ... href="https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/skin-picking-disorder/"excoriation

22 May 2008: Scientists now have a better understanding of addiction, with evidence showing that most addictive drugs, and indeed some behavioural addictions such as gambling, ‘hijack’ the neural circuits in a particular brain ... region. But the report expresses