Problem Gambling: Cognition, Prevention and Treatment

“Problem Gambling is a valuable and interesting read. While academics and those with some background knowledge of psychology will have the greatest appreciation for this book, it would also be suitable for treatment providers or those who wish to gain an overview of some of the current issues surrounding problem gambling and current problem gambling research and legislation in the United Kingdom. … a useful reference volume, with directions for further literature for each respective field.” (Melanie Hartmann, International Gambling Studies, Vol. 15 (3), July, 2015)

Anssi Airas, RAY, Espoo, Finland Henrietta Bowden-Jones, National Problem Gambling Clinic, London, UK Guillermo Campitelli, Edith Cowan University, Joondalup, Western Australia Luke Clark, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada Anthony Franklin, Project Manager, London, UK Fernand R. Gobet, University of Liverpool, UK Iain Greenlees, University of Chichester, UK Nigel Harvey, University College London, UK David Hodgins, University of Calgary, Canada Sophia Jowett, Loughborough University, UK Annika Lindberg, Guy’s and St Thomas’s Hospital, London, UK David Miers, Cardiff Law School, UK Kerry S. O’Brien, Monash University, New Zealand Daniel Rhind, Brunel University, UK Rhys Jones, Aberystwyth University, UK Marvin R. G. Schiller, Universität Ulm, Germany Jessica Pykett, University of Birmingham, UK Craig Paul Speelman, Edith Cowan University, Joondalup, Western Australia Marc Welsh, Aberystwyth University, UK Mark Whitehead, Aberystwyth University, UK Juemin Xu, University College London, UK Igor Yakovenko, University of Calgary, Canada