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Measuring the adverse consequences from gambling

Read how we have developed new questions about adverse consequence from gambling which are included in the GSGB survey.

Published
25 July 2024

Last updated
25 July 2024 - Changes

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  2. Introduction

Introduction

This technical report describes the process of developing a new set of questions to assess adverse consequences from gambling, which have been included in the Gambling Survey for Great Britain (GSGB). The report outlines the methodologies used to test and validate the questionnaire items and summarises the key findings from each of the testing phases.

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