Neuroscience in gambling policy and treatment: an interdisciplinary perspective
Summary Neuroscientific explanations of gambling disorder can help people make sense of their experiences and guide the development of psychosocial interventions. However, the societal perceptions and implications of these explanations are not always clear or helpful. Two workshops in 2013 and 2014...
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| creator | Yücel, Murat, Professor Carter, Adrian, PhD Allen, Amy R, GradDipAOD Balleine, Bernard, Prof Clark, Luke, PhD Dowling, Nicki A, PhD Gainsbury, Sally M, PhD Goudriaan, Anna E, Prof Grant, Jon, Prof Hayes, Alan, Prof Hodgins, David, Prof van Holst, Ruth, PhD Lattimore, Ralph, PhD Livingstone, Charles, PhD Lorenzetti, Valentina, PhD Lubman, Dan, Prof Murawski, Carsten, PhD Parkes, Linden, BSc Petry, Nancy, PhD Room, Robin, Prof Singh, Bruce, Prof Thomas, Anna, PhD Townshend, Phil, PhD Youssef, George, PhD Hall, Wayne, Prof |
| description | Summary Neuroscientific explanations of gambling disorder can help people make sense of their experiences and guide the development of psychosocial interventions. However, the societal perceptions and implications of these explanations are not always clear or helpful. Two workshops in 2013 and 2014 brought together multidisciplinary researchers aiming to improve the clinical and policy-related effects of neuroscience research on gambling. The workshops revealed that neuroscience can be used to improve identification of the dangers of products used in gambling. Additionally, there was optimism associated with the diagnostic and prognostic uses of neuroscience in problem gambling and the provision of novel tools (eg, virtual reality) to assess the effectiveness of new policy interventions before their implementation. Other messages from these workshops were that neuroscientific models of decision making could provide a strong rationale for precommitment strategies and that interdisciplinary collaborations are needed to reduce the harms of gambling. |
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