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The Psychology of Patience: Exploring the Effects of Self-Control on Risky Gambling

Introduction: Unveiling the Mind’s Tug-of-War Imagine standing at a casino, colorful slot machines all around, lights flashing, and the enticing sound of coins dropping. Temptation is at its peak. Can a momentary pause, a brief flicker of self-control, alter your decision to gamble? This internal conflict between impulse and restraint is at the heart of […]

Impulsive Action but Not Impulsive Choice Determines Problem Gambling Severity

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A New Understanding: Impulsivities and Parkinson’s Disease

— Introduction Imagine living with a condition that not only affects your physical movement but also challenges your mental resilience. Parkinson’s Disease (PD) is a well-known but often misunderstood disorder that impacts millions worldwide. With its progressive nature, it not only leaves a mark on one’s motor skills but also influences aspects of behavior, like […]

Exploring the Brain’s Gamble: How Stress Compounds Gambling Addiction

Introduction: The Brain’s High Stakes Game Imagine you’re at a casino. The lights flicker, the sounds of slot machines fill the room, and your heart races with each roll of the dice or spin of the roulette wheel. For some, this thrill is a rare indulgence. But for others, gambling is a relentless pursuit, a […]

Inside the Minds of Gamblers: How Big Losses Alter Our Decision-Making

Introduction: The Gamble Within Imagine you’re at a bustling casino, chips in hand, adrenaline pumping, and the weight of your last bet still lingering in the air. You’ve just experienced a big loss, and though common sense might tell you to walk away, something inside urges you to double down. Why do we make such […]

Decoding Risk Attitudes: The Genetic Blueprint of Decision-Making

— Introduction: The Thrill of the Risk – Or Not? Imagine standing on the edge of a cliff, eager to bungee jump. For some, this is the height of excitement; for others, it’s unimaginable terror. Why do people perceive and react to risks so differently? While many of us think of risk-taking as a purely […]