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Validation of the problematic social casino gaming scaleLi et al., 2020
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- Li W
- Mills D
- Nower L
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- International Gambling Studies
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Few investigations have focused on problematic social casino gaming. Social casino games are a type of video game that feature gambling elements. Unlike gambling machines, social casino games present with a number of added interactive features that render them more …
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