It's More than a Game, It's a Health Problem: The Converging of the Gaming and Gambling Ecosystems and Youth Problem Gambling

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It's More than a Game, It's a Health Problem: The Converging of the Gaming and Gambling Ecosystems and Youth Problem Gambling - Presented by the North Carolina Chapter

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1 Social Work

Course Number:

NC07122019

Original Program Date:

July 12, 2019

Duration:

1 hour 12 minutes

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Available for 5 months after Registration

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Category: Addictions / Substance Use, Clinical, Social Work

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This presentation covers youth problem gambling and the convergence of the gaming and gambling ecosystems.
Teens and college-age students have the highest rates of problem gambling. The rapid expansion and universal cultural acceptance of the media-glamorized commercial gambling industry has led to parents and children gambling together with little to no awareness of problem gambling as an addiction. Many do not even view it as a possible harmful activity. A 1999 Gallup Poll found that two-thirds of American adults approve of legalized gambling. It is a source of revenue for states and charities and is viewed as an economic generator for local communities.

1 Social Work

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Member	$15.00

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