Developing the DSM-IV-DSM-IV criteria to identify adolescent problem gambling in non-clinical populations.
This paper presents a revised version of DSM-IV-J criteria for youth, the DSM-IV-MR-J, together with psychometric data stemming from its use in a major prevalence study of adolescent gambling and problem gambling. The case is made for further development and testing of current and emerging instruments to screen for problem gambling in youth, with the aim of establishing one internationally accepted gold standard measure.
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Faculty of Human Sciences, University of Plymouth, Plymouth, Devon, UK PL4 8AA. Suefisher@email.msn.com