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UNDERSTANDING THE DEVELOPMENT OF A GAMBLING DISORDER
COURSE OBJECTIVES
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
- Discuss the importance of the winning phase in the progression of a gambling disorder.
- Identify three signs of the desperation phase.
- Integrate the concept of 'the bailout' into a treatment plan for a disordered gambling client.
- Recognize the critical component of ‘avoidance’ in the recognition and treatment of disordered gambling.
- Identify maladaptive behavior and thinking as it relates to the addiction process.
- Differentiate between the motives for gambling among different gambler types.
- Identify the various types of gamblers.
- Identify your own belief system about winning as it relates to superstition and magical thinking.
- Describe how the cognitive development of an individual aids in the development of a gambling disorder.
- Explain the feature, ‘poor problem solving skills’ in the development of disordered gambling.
- Explore their personal value system as it relates to gambling.
- Identify how low self-esteem may be considered a core feature of a gambling disordered client.
- Compare the relationship between impulsiveness and avoidance in the development of disordered gambling.
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