PSYC 335 THEORIES OF GAMBLING (LECTURE 17-18)

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MZ twins

share 100% of genes

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DZ twins

share 50% of genes

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PG heritability

49.2%

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PG heritability is higher in men than women. t/f?

false

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PG genetic risk overlaps with alcohol addiction. t/f?

true

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environmental risk factors for gambling

  • exposure of parental gambling in childhood/adolescence

  • childhood adversity


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parental gambling problems predict child gambling problems. t/f?

true

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childhood adversity

maltreatment, physical and sexual abuse

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3 superfactors in multidimensional personality questionnarie

negative emotionality, positive emotionality, constraint

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what predicts risk for later alcohol problems?

low constraint, high neuroticism

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what predicts problem gambling?

negative emotionality, low constraint

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what predicts addictive outcomes?

low constraint and high impulsivity

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money vs sxual images study

heterosexual men with gambling disorder showed an imbalance between the 2 reward types

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people with gambling disorder reacted faster to monetary rewards. t/f?

false

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people with gambling disorder had greater activation in the striatum for erotic cues. t/f?

false

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why could people with gambling disorder have an imbalance in reward types?

reward deficient across the board initially, but hyperlearning → increased reactivity to monetary reward

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there are group level differences between controls and gamblers in D2 binding in the striatum. t/f?

false

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dopamine PET study results

  • no group level differences in D2 in striatum

  • complete separation in impulsivity score between 2 groups

    • problem gamblers are highly impulsive

    • more impulsive gamblers have lower levels of dopamine receptors


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PET and dopamine release

PG show increased DA release

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gambling disorder and craving

increased craving ratings overall and especially after blocks of gambling images compared to neutral/food

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people with gambling disorder have higher cue reactivity. t/f?

true

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which areas of the brain respond more to gambling vs neutral images?

insula, medial PFC

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in which areas of the brain is higher reactivity to gambling images correlated with higher craving ratings?

insula

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smokers who suffer a store to the insula will have an even stronger addiction. t/f?

false

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