Gambling participation and pathology in the United States--a sociodemographic analysis using classification trees.
Gambling participation and pathology in the United States--a sociodemographic analysis using classification trees.
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美国的赌博参与和病理——使用分类树的社会人口学分析。
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10.1016/j.addbeh.2004.02.047
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2004
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Tidwell,Marie-Cecile
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Welte,JohnW;Barnes,GraceM;Wieczorek,WilliamF;Tidwell,Marie-Cecile
本文描述了使用卡方自动交互检测器 (CHAID) 对 2631 名美国居民进行的电话调查对赌博和赌博病理学的分析。天主教徒 (92%) 比新教徒 (78%) 更有可能赌博，而老年新教徒是最不可能 (55%) 赌博的群体。在过去一年的赌徒中，男性赌博的次数（74 次）多于女性（46 次）。最常赌博的是离婚、丧偶或同居的男性（125 次）。少数族裔比白人更有可能成为问题赌徒（PG）。非贫困、已婚或丧偶的白人成为 PG 的可能性最小。
This article describes an analysis of gambling and gambling pathology from a telephone survey of 2631 U.S. residents, using Chi-square Automatic Interaction Detector (CHAID). Catholics were more likely to have gambled (92%) than Protestants (78%), and elderly Protestants were the least likely (55%) group to have gambled. Among past-year gamblers, men gambled more often (74 times) than women (46 times). The most frequent gamblers were divorced, widowed, or cohabiting men (125 times). Minorities were much more likely than whites to be problem gamblers (PGs). Nonpoor, married, or widowed whites were the least likely to be PGs.