Self-regulation model of gambling behavior: The extension of common-sense model

An attempt, defining gambling precisely, was made and perspectives of the public health was adopted in order to classify the factors that influence gambling behaviors. It was discussed about how to define gambling problem to improve the efficiencies of communication between stakeholders. The loss of self-regulation or control on gambling behavior was supposed to be the key factor of the addictive(or pathological) gambling. Theories of self-regulation were reviewed and discussed in relation to the applicability to the assessment and intervention for pathological gamblers. The common-sense model for health and illness of Leventhal et al.(2003) and Cameron(2003, 2004) was adopted as a frame of reference to develop the self-regulation model for gambling behavior. Results of depth interview for pathological gamblers and GA members were fitted with common-sense model. And contents(identity, timeline, cause, consequence, and cure/control) of the representations about gambling addiction of pathological gamblers, social gamblers, addictive gambler's family members, employees of gambling venue, and normal group supported the applicability of common-sense model for gambling behavior. A common-sense self-regulation model for gambling behavior was suggested and discussed in relation with future challenges.

keywords: gambling behavior, addiction, self-regulation, common-sense model, representation, 도박행동, 중독, 자기조절, 상식모형, 표상

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Vol.11 No.2

Self-regulation model of gambling behavior: The extension of common-sense model

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The Korean Journal of Health Psychology