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The Influence of Family on Gambling Behaviours: A Rapid Review of Emergent Literature

JESSICA SMITH, Simon Wright, Glen Dighton Orcid Logo, Simon Dymond Orcid Logo, Jamie Torrance Orcid Logo

International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction

Swansea University Authors: JESSICA SMITH, Simon Wright, Glen Dighton Orcid Logo, Simon Dymond Orcid Logo, Jamie Torrance Orcid Logo

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The influence of the family on gambling behaviours has been widely explored. However, findings remain inconsistent, and with family structures evolving, updated evidence is needed to guide prevention strategies. A rapid review of empirical studies (2018–2024) explored the influence of the family on...

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