December 2005 - Journal of Gambling Studies [Journal]

The December 2005 issue (Vol. 21, Issue 4) of the Journal of Gambling Studies contains the following articles:

• The Relationship among Negative Affect, Distress Tolerance, and Length of Gambling Abstinence Attempt By Stacey B. Daughters, C. W. Lejuez, David R. Strong, Richard A. Brown, Robert B. Breen, Henry R. Lesieur
  
• The “Locals” Market: An Emerging Gaming Segment By Stowe Shoemaker and Dina Marie V. Zemke
  
• Development of the Drake Beliefs about Chance Inventory By W. Scott Wood and Maria M. Clapham
  
• Reliability and Validity of the Pathological Gambling Adaptation of the Yale-Brown Obsessive-Compulsive Scale (PG-YBOCS) By Stefano Pallanti, Concetta M. DeCaria, Jon E. Grant, Mauro Urpe, Eric Hollander
  
• Gambling, Exchange Systems, and Moralities By Per Binde
  
• The Role of Perceived Control and Overconfidence in Pathological Gambling By Adam S. Goodie
  
• Structural Changes to Electronic Gaming Machines as Effective Harm Minimization Strategies for Non-Problem and Problem Gamblers By Louise Sharpe, Michael Walker, Maree-Jo Coughlan, Kirsten Enersen, Alex Blaszczynski
  
• Gambling Screens: Does Shortening the Time Frame Affect their Psychometric Properties? By Edelgard Wulfert, Julie Hartley, Marlene Lee, Naitian Wang, Christine Franco, Ruthlyn Sodano
  
• Gambling and Problem Gambling among Recently Sentenced Male Prisoners in Four New Zealand Prisons By Max W. Abbott, Brian G. McKenna, Lynne C. Giles
  
• Gambling and Problem Gambling Among Recently Sentenced Women in New Zealand Prisons By Max W. Abbott and Brian G. McKenna