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Qualitative research on the consequences of gambling

Qualitative research on the consequences of gambling: follow-up interviews with participants from the Gambling Survey for Great Britain

Appendix A - Qualitative research on the consequences of gambling

Topic guide summary

Introductions and background (10 minutes)

  • participant introduction
  • brief overview of gambling activity.

Experiences of consequences from gambling (20 minutes)

  • participant experiences of gambling (positive and negative)
  • timeline of participants experiences of gambling consequences
  • wider factors that contributed to negative experiences (such employment, income, or factors related to family and friends)
  • participant’s experiences of adverse consequences
  • participant’s experiences in the last year since completing the survey.

Relationship between gambling consequences (15 minutes)

  • whether consequences experienced are related to each other
  • factors that drive the order in which harms were experienced.

Preventing and reducing adverse consequences (10 minutes)

  • awareness of support for gambling harms
  • experiences of accessing formal or informal support for adverse consequences
  • reasons for not accessing support (if applicable).

Interview close (5 minutes)

  • final closing comments.
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