Gambling by the Numbers
What percentage of adults in the state of NJ are estimated to have a gambling disorder according to the most recent Rutgers University study?
What is 5.6%
What is a common sign of problem gambling, where an individual needs to gamble with increasing amount of money to achieve the desired excitement level?
What is tolerance?
What is a major reason why problem gambling often goes undetected?
What is stigma?
What is a key principle of responsible gaming: setting a budget for gambling expenses?
What is financial management?
How does problem gambling affect mental health?
What is by increasing the risk of depression, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts?
According to the National Council on Problem Gambling, how many people in the United States are estimated to meet the criteria for disordered gambling?
What is 8 million?
Which of the following is a symptom of problem gambling: feeling anxious or irritable when trying to stop or cut down on gambling?
What is withdrawal?
Which of the following contributes to the hidden nature of problem gambling: the ease of online gambling?
What is accessibility? or Opportunity?
Which of the following is a responsible gaming strategy: taking regular breaks from gambling?
What is time management?
What is a common comorbidity with problem gambling: substance abuse?
What is correct?
What is the estimated annual social cost of problem gambling in the United States?
What is $7 billion?
What is the term for repeated unsuccessful efforts to control or stop gambling?
What is relapse?
What is a common misconception that can contribute to the hidden epidemic of problem gambling?
What is the belief that only certain types of people develop gambling problems?
What is the purpose of self-exclusion programs in casinos and online gaming sites?
What is to help individuals restrict their own access to gambling?
How does problem gambling impact family relationships?
hat is by causing emotional distress, financial strain, and relationship problems?
What percentage of adults in the United States are estimated to have a gambling disorder?
What is 2.6%
Which of the following is a potential consequence of problem gambling: feeling a strong urge to gamble when experiencing stress or negative emotions?
What is emotional escape?
How does the normalization of gambling activities contribute to the hidden epidemic?
What is by making it seem like a harmless form of entertainment?
Which organization provides resources and support for individuals struggling with problem gambling?
What is the CCGNJ? Also NCPG?
What is a potential economic consequence of problem gambling: bankruptcy?
What is correct?
Haw many calls does the National Problem Gambling Helpline receive annually, according to the National Council on Problem Gambling?
What is 300,000?
What is the term for lying to family members or others to conceal the extent of one's gambling?
What i deception?
What is a key factor in recognizing and addressing problem gambling as a public health concern?
What is awareness?
What is a responsible gaming practice: understanding the odds and rules of games before playing?
What is informed decision-making?
Why is problem gambling considered a public health concern?
Because it affects not only individuals but also families and communities?