Poster Session

POSTER SESSION ON OCT. 9, 2022

DEADLINE FOR ABSTRACTS: AUG. 15, 2022

 

The ICRG showcases new research on gambling disorder and responsible gambling during a poster session and reception held at the ICRG Conference. This event is an opportunity for investigators to report on their empirical research and discuss their findings with conference attendees. Each year, a committee selects the recipients of the Outstanding Poster Award and honorable mention.

 

The following posters have been accepted for the 2022 conference.

 

1. Exploring Frequent Gamblers’ Insight into their own Gambling Problems
J.R. Boughter, A. McPahil, J.P. Whelan
The University of Memphis
 
2. Investigation of Adult Gambling in Jamaica
D. Bourne1, P. Burke1, R. Henry2
1Hope Caribbean Co. Ltd.
2RISE Life Management Services Ltd.
 
3. Using a Social Normative Intervention to Promote Health-Related Behaviours Whilst Gambling Online: A Feasibility Study
R. Bush-Evans, J. McAlaney, E. Arden-Close, S. Thomas, R. Wang, E. Bolat, A. Hamson-Ford, K. Phalp
Bournemouth University
 
4. Exploring the Differences in Positive Play between Casino Gambling and Online Gambling
A.J. Connolly, J.B. Grubbs
Bowling Green State University 
 
5. Exploring the Link Between Type of Sport Wagered on and Risk of Problem Gambling in a Nationally Representative U.S. Sample
C. G. Floyd, J..B. Grubbs
Bowling Green State University
 
6. The relation between Alcohol Consumption and Gambling in a Naturalistic Setting
T.L. Horn, J.P. Whelan, A. McPhail
The University of Memphis
 
7. Women and Gambling: A Systematic Review of the Literature
 A. S. James, C.G. Floyd, J.B. Grubbs
  Bowling Green State University 
 
8. Comparison of U.S. State and Department of Defense Responsible Gaming Practices
G.M. Jones, M.B. Lucia, N.D.L. Smith
Kindbridge Research Institute
 
 
9. Cumulative childhood adversity predicts increases in disordered gambling and psychopathology for college students: Results from a large U.S. sample
A. King, T. Tong, D. Le, D. Sim, A. Barrita, G. Wong-Padoongpatt, 
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
 
10. SMART Bet: A pilot study of problem gambling prevention in emerging adults
B. A. Lang1, J. Rosansky2, H. Rosenberg3
1Baylor Scott and White Health
2 Harvard Medical School/Cambridge Health Alliance
3 Bowling Green State University
 
11. Gambling Disorder in Sexual and Gender Minorities: A Systematic Review
B.N. Lee, J.B. Grubbs
Bowling Green State University
 
12. The Expectations of Alcohol Consumption on Gambling Behaviors
M. Lerma, T. Horn, A. Valencia, R.A. Pfund, J.P. Whelan 
The University of Memphis
 
13. Participatory Design of Interactive Persuasive Gambling Awareness: Enabling Gambler-Centered Innovation (Gaminnovate)
J. McAlaney, S. Hodge, E. Arden-Close, E. Bolat, R. Bush-Evans, S. Thomas, R. Wang, A. Hamson-Ford, K. Phalp
Bournemouth University
 
14. Problem Gambling, General Strain Theory and Gender
M.L. Malkin
East Carolina University
 
15. Efficacy of Department of Defense Responsible Gambling Measures: A Modified Delphi Consensus Approach 
M.A. Olmstead, M.B. Lucia, N. D.L. Smith
Kindbridge Research Institute
  
16. Exploring the relationship between gambling behaviors and substance and behavioral problems in a Panamanian population
G. Quintero1,2, Z. Demetrovics3,4,S.W. Kraus5, M. N. Potenza6,7,8, M. Koós3 , L. Nagy3, B. Bőthe9  
1Florida State University – Republic of Panama, Panama
2Sistema Nacional de Investigacion (SNI), SENACYT, Panama
3Eötvös Loránd University, Hungary
4University of Gibraltar, Gibraltar
5University of Nevada, Las Vegas, USA
6Yale University School of Medicine, USA
7Connecticut Council on Problem Gambling, USA
8Connecticut Mental Health Center, USA
9University of Montreal, Canada
 
17. Brief Intervention for at-risk gambling through credit counseling services: Results of a pilot study
P. Sacco, J. Frey, C. Callahan, A. Mosby
University of Maryland-Baltimore
 
18. Examining the Characteristics and Motives for Cashing Out Among Individuals Who Engage in In-Play Betting
E.S. Sinclair1, J. Vieira1, P. Parmar1, S. Coelho1, M.T. Keough2 , H.S. Kim1,3
1Department of Psychology, Toronto Metropolitan University, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
2Department of Psychology, York University, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
3University of Ottawa Institute of Mental Health Research at The Royal, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
 
19. Exploring expectations of cannabis on gambling behavior
E. H. Smith, A. McPhail, M. Lerma, & J.P. Whelan
The University of Memphis
 
20. Gender Differences Amongst Sports Bettors in a Sample of Canadian Adults
L. Snaychuk1, J. Vieira1,P. Parmar1 , S. Coelho1  , M.T. Keough2 ,H.S. (Andrew) Kim1,3
1Department of Psychology, Toronto Metropolitan University, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
2Department of Psychology, York University, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
3University of Ottawa Institute of Mental Health Research at The Royal, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
 
21. FOMO, Financial Trading, and Problem Gambling in College Students
Song, F., M.E. Larimer
University of Washington
 
22. Who are in-play sports bettors? Comparing demographics, psychological characteristics, and gambling-related harms to single-event and traditional sports bettors
J. Vieira1, P. Parmar1, S. Coelho1 , M.T. Keough2 ,  H. S. (Andrew) Kim1,3
1Department of Psychology, Toronto Metropolitan University, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
2Department of Psychology, York University, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
3University of Ottawa Institute of Mental Health Research at The Royal, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
 
23. Why Get Help? Anticipated Reasons for Future Help-Seeking for Addictive Behavior in a U.S. Nationally Representative Sample of Adults
J.G. Weinandy1,3, S.W. Kraus2, Joshua B Grubbs1
1Bowling Green State University
2University of Nevada, Las Vegas
3Southwest Consortium Doctoral Internship in Health Service Psychology
 
24. Impulse and Reason: Permission-Giving Thoughts and Disordered Gambling
R. Wu, L. Clark
The University of British Columbia

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