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The Neuroscience and Neuropsychology of Gambling

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Gambling disorder is a behavioural addiction that represents the clinical extreme of a spectrum of gambling-related harm. What insights can neuroscientific and neuropsychological methods provide to help understand this condition and improve existing programs for treatment and prevention?This volu

me describes recent research using an array of contemporary tools including structural and functional brain imaging, and neurocognitive assessment. These analyses consider brain activity and psychological functioning in people with gambling disorder under resting conditions, due to tasks of reward p

rocessing and inhibitory control, and as a function of important sources of individual differences including depression and impulsivity. This volume also synthesizes contemporary research using animal models to examine decision-making under uncertainty from a behavioural neuroscience perspective, as

well as synthesizing evidence from pharmacological treatments for gambling disorders. These findings complement research to understand substance use disorders and other emerging forms of behavioural addiction. This volume contains contributions from many of the leading research groups in this excit

ing field.The chapters in this book were originally published as a special issue of International Gambling Studies.

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大學生父母教養態度、虛擬社群使用與網路沉迷之相關研究

為了解決Gambling disorder的問題，作者彭梅芳 這樣論述：

　　本研究主要目地在探討大學生父母教養態度、社群使用與網路沉迷之間的相關情形。本研究使用過去學者之量表，分別為「雙親教養量表」、「網路成癮量表」作為主要的研究工具，且探討社群使用之沉浸經驗是否為網路沉迷之主要因素。本研究以探討台灣地區之大學生為研究對象，抽取預試樣本為40份、正式施測有效樣本為393份，運用平均數、標準差、t考驗、單因子變異數分析、皮爾森績差相關以及多元迴歸分析統計分法，以考驗研究假設。研究發現，主要如下：1.大學生使用社群主要目的以「瀏覽圖片文章或影片」、「和親友聊天」，；大學生經常使用之社群為「FaceBook」、「LINE」、「Instagram」。2.大學生之網路沉迷

不因年齡、家庭結構、居住地區、主要照顧者的不同而有顯著差異，而是因性別、每日平均使用社群時間而有顯著差異。3.大學生的社群使用之「沉浸經驗」與其網路沉迷之間有中度正相關。4.大學生父母教養態度之「保護」與其網路沉迷之間有低度正相關。5.大學生父母教養態度之「關愛」與其網路沉迷之間有低度負相關。6.不同的父母教養態度類型對網路沉迷具有顯著差異，其中高保護高關懷類型與低保護高關懷類型有顯著差異；高保護低關懷與低保護高關懷、低保護低關懷有顯著差異；父母教養態度之保護因子愈高，大學生與有可能有網路沉迷之現象。7.社群使用與父母教養態度，能有效預測大學生網路沉迷。　　綜合本研究之結果，提出相關建議以供學

校、家長、相關機構單位及輔導實務工作者之參考。

Facing Internet and Technology Addiction: A Gentle Path to Beginning Recovery from Internet and Video Game Addiction

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Dr. Cash is the co-founder and Chief Clinical Officer of reSTART Life, PLLC (www.netaddictionrecovery.com), the first residential and transition program in the USA or Canada to treat adult Internet and video game addicts. ReSTART opened an adolescent program in 2017. Dr. Cash is one of the early pio

neers in the treatment of Internet addiction, having recognized the problem in 1994. In 1999 she co-founded an outpatient clinic to work with this population. It was in this arena that she was able to develop her expertise in the assessment and treatment of Internet and video game addiction. She bec

ame a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist and Certified Problem Gambling Counselor to better serve the Internet-addicted population. When few experts were writing about how to address these problems, Dr. Cash teamed up with counselor and parent coach Kim McDaniel, MA, to write a practical guide for pa

rents. Video Games and Your Kids: How Parents Stay in Control was published in 2008 and is still sold in the USA and Poland. Dr. Cash has also co-authored three peer-reviewed journal articles. Through her work she has become known locally, nationally, and internationally. She has been brought as a s

peaker and trainer to Spain, Poland, and China. She was particularly honored to be invited to attend the psychiatric conference in Beijing, in 2008, at which the psychiatric community was presented with the proposal to adopt Internet Addiction Disorder as a fully legitimate psychiatric disorder. The

country had already declared Internet addiction their #1 Public Health Threat. Dr. Ran Tao had been doing research for several years and had the first treatment program for Internet addicts in China. At his invitation she, along with Dr. Jerald Block and Dr. Charles O’Brien, were asked to make pres

entations at the conference. Among other activities, they toured Dr. Ran Tao’s treatment facility in Beijing. It was shortly after this trip that Dr. Cash met Cosette Rae, MSW, and began the rapid journey to open reSTART. The opening of reSTART created a huge media stir, clearly touching a societal

nerve. Since their opening, Dr. Cash has been interviewed by over 700 media outlets, including the New York Times, ESPN, CNN, PBS, NPR, ABC, NBC, CBS, and many others both in the USA and abroad. She and reSTART are featured in several documentaries, including ＂No Time to Think＂, ＂Screenagers＂, ＂Scre

ened Out＂, and, from Werner Herzog, ＂Lo and Behold: Reveries of the Connected World＂. In 2019 the World Health Organization decided that the body of evidence was strong enough to add Gaming Disorder to its ICD-11, the code book used around the world for diagnosing diseases. Dr. Cash, and other leade

rs in this emerging field, are now waiting for the American Psychiatric Association to provide a similar diagnosis in their next version of the Diagnostic Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. Cosette Rae, MSW, is the Co-Founder and Chief Executive (Excitement) Officer of reSTART Life, the first r

esidential and outpatient treatment facility in the Western Hemisphere designed specifically for adolescents and adults struggling with an out-of-balance, out-of-control relationship with digital technology and co-occurring mental health concerns. Cosette’s first career was in the field of computer

science, specifically computer programming and web development. These experiences have given her a deep understanding of how alluring digital technology can be, and, therefore, the struggles of our clients. She was CEO of several companies that she started and owned and was able to bring her years o

f experience as a CEO to reSTART (which began during the Great Recession of 2009), guiding reSTART into becoming the world-renowned program that it is. Today, reSTART’s welcoming invitation assists individuals struggling with dependence back to wellness and meaningful purpose with multiple intensive

residential facilities, independent living programs, and an intensive outpatient center for both adolescents and young adults in Washington state. Cosette leads both her company and the field of behavioral addictions through a profound desire to help the community around her, leading to consistent

innovation and reinvention. She weaves clinical knowledge, research, and business acumen into innovative solutions applied to today’s fast-paced and growing digital problems. Cosette’s philosophy of community and connection, as the antidote to addiction shines through as the heart and core of reSTAR

T and her beliefs surrounding health and healing. During ReSTART’s eleven-year history, she has discovered the effectiveness of experiential learning, not only with the clients at reSTART, but with individuals, youth and families, while getting to know their hearts, thinking outside the box to chall

enge them personally and professionally, and allowing them to grow and thrive in their pursuit of meaningful life connections. Recalling the lessons learned by being on her own at 15 and navigating the perils of life, ＂adversity is the birthplace of resilience and creativity,＂ she shares. And she wo

uld know. It is not too many that survive being a crew member on a 143-foot crab boat that loses its steering cable in the middle of a storm in the Bering Sea. ＂I promised if I survived, I would live a life of meaning. I intend to honor that commitment.＂ Her interest in research has led to her co-au

thoring several published studies related to Internet addiction and Gaming disorder. She presents at conferences, speaks to the media, and seizes opportunities to educate parents and young people, alike, about healthy digital technology use. She regularly questions the role augmented reality, artifi

cial intelligence, robotics, and the Internet of things will play in human connectedness and looks for partnerships with those seeking connection to what matters most - life. Dr. Patrick Carnes is the foremost expert on sexual addiction in the United States Patrick J. Carnes, Ph.D., is the founder

of the International Institute for Trauma and Addiction Professionals (IITAP) and Gentle Path Press. His extensive background in the field of addiction therapy led him to develop multiple cutting-edge recovery programs. Dr. Carnes’ most recent endeavor is the Founder of Gentle Path and Senior Fellow

at The Meadows, in Wickenburg, Arizona. With more than 30 years in the field of sexual addiction treatment, Dr. Carnes is an internationally recognized expert, presenter, and interview subject. His assessment tools and 30-task model treatment methodology deliver an unprecedented approach to addicti

on recovery for practitioners of trauma, sexual addiction, and co-occurring addictions. In 1966, Dr. Carnes graduated from St. John’s University in Collegeville, MN, with a Bachelor of Arts degree. He earned his Master’s in 1969 from Brown University in Providence, R.I., and a Ph.D. in counselor edu

cation and organizational development from the University of Minnesota in 1980. His achievements include the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Society for the Advancement of Sexual Health (SASH), where they now award an annual ＂Carnes Award＂ to researchers and clinicians who have made exceptional

contributions to the field of sexual health. He has published numerous articles and books on the subject of sexual addiction and trauma as well as contributed to Kaplan and Sadock’s Comprehensive Textbook of Psychiatry.

中年離婚女性團體之成效與歷程研究 — 融入反思團隊之運用

為了解決Gambling disorder的問題，作者林紫筠 這樣論述：

本研究在探討中年離婚女性團體之成效與歷程，並探究將反思團隊的工作模式融入至團體時，對團體可能帶來的影響。本研究團體共招募7位中年離婚女性，年齡為33-60歲；團體為低結構、封閉式團體，團體每周進行一次，每次2小時，共進行8次。團體帶領者為碩士層級之實習心理師，並引進2位持有諮商心理師證照與1位社工師證照之專業人員擔任反思團隊。每次團體結束後，邀請成員填寫團體氣氛量表；8次團體結束時，邀請成員填寫滿意度問卷，進行反思團隊的訪談；團體結束後一個月對成員進行追蹤訪談。所有訪談之錄音檔轉謄為逐字稿後，進行資料編碼、分析與歸納整理。本研究結果敘述如下：一、團體成效為：（一）成員參加團體的目標共有七項，

團體結束後達成六項；最多人達成的項目為「自我認識」；未達成的目標為「親密關係」。（二）團體結束時，成員對團體的滿意度為4.75（滿分為5分）。（三）本團體共出現11項療效因子，「自我瞭解」出現次數最多。二、中年離婚女性團體之團體歷程主要為：在團體初期，成員出現高投入、高衝突、高逃避的現象；第三次團體時，成員的投入度達到最高。團體中期（第4~5次），成員投入度降低，逃避度升高；團體結束階段，團體出現高投入，低逃避，衝突也降到最低。三、反思團隊融入團體帶領時，對成員帶來的正向影響有公開透明化自己的情緒、分享自己的故事、提供多重的視角與觀點 、正常化感受與經歷、留意到被遺漏或變化的事、使用意象或隱喻

、強調積極的面向等。另有一位成員提出「對專業的質疑」，為負向影響。本研究根據研究結果進行討論，最後並提出研究與實務上的建議。