Chinese Beliefs in Luck are Linked to Gambling Problems via Strengthened Cognitive Biases: A Mediation Test

10.1007/s10899-017-9690-6

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Main Authors:	MATTHEW LIM SHENG MIAN, Robert D. Rogers
Other Authors:	PSYCHOLOGY
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Springer Verlag 2017
Subjects:	Beliefs in luck Chinese gambling Gambling scope Gambling-related cognitive biases Problem gambling
Online Access:	http://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/137322
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spellingShingle	Beliefs in luck Chinese gambling Gambling scope Gambling-related cognitive biases Problem gambling MATTHEW LIM SHENG MIAN Robert D. Rogers Chinese Beliefs in Luck are Linked to Gambling Problems via Strengthened Cognitive Biases: A Mediation Test
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title	Chinese Beliefs in Luck are Linked to Gambling Problems via Strengthened Cognitive Biases: A Mediation Test
title_short	Chinese Beliefs in Luck are Linked to Gambling Problems via Strengthened Cognitive Biases: A Mediation Test
title_full	Chinese Beliefs in Luck are Linked to Gambling Problems via Strengthened Cognitive Biases: A Mediation Test
title_fullStr	Chinese Beliefs in Luck are Linked to Gambling Problems via Strengthened Cognitive Biases: A Mediation Test
title_full_unstemmed	Chinese Beliefs in Luck are Linked to Gambling Problems via Strengthened Cognitive Biases: A Mediation Test
title_sort	chinese beliefs in luck are linked to gambling problems via strengthened cognitive biases: a mediation test
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Chinese Beliefs in Luck are Linked to Gambling Problems via Strengthened Cognitive Biases: A Mediation Test

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