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Acknowledgments | |
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List of Worksheets | |
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The Twenty Percent Difference | |
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A Clinician's Experience | |
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The Other Twenty Percent | |
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Need for a Comprehensive Clinical Mind | |
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The Case for a Pragmatic Approach | |
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Countertransference and the Three Ways | |
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The Scope of Social and Problem Gambling | |
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Social and Recreational Gambling | |
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Scope of Problem Gambling | |
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Research on Causes and Treatment of Pathological Gambling | |
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Introduction | |
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Risk Factors | |
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Individual Differences: Models and Research | |
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General Personality Characteristics | |
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Affective-Motivational Variables | |
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Cognitive Distortions | |
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Treatment Approaches | |
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A Self-Regulation Model for Understanding Pathological Gambling | |
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Advantages of Self-Regulation Theory | |
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Self-Regulation Theory: General Features | |
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Self-Regulation Theory: Specific Mechanisms | |
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Risk-Taking: The Missing Ingredient in a Comprehensive Understanding of Pathological Gambling | |
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The Downside of Egotism | |
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The Psychological Function of Self-Esteem | |
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Summary | |
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Diagnosis and Assessment of Pathological Gambling | |
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Pathological Gambling and the DSM | |
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The Clinical Picture | |
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DSM Criteria | |
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Robert Custer and Stages of Gambling | |
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Gambling Assessment Instruments | |
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Gambling Subtypes | |
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Problem Versus Nonproblem Gambling | |
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Comorbidity | |
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Personality Assessment of Pathological Gamblers | |
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Appendix | |
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The Lifetime NORC DSM-IV Screen for Gambling Problems | |
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The South Oaks Gambling Screen | |
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Overview of Clinical Interventions: A Plea for Family Involvement | |
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Empirical Basis | |
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Treatment Modalities | |
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Format | |
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Motivational Enhancement, Stages of Change, and Goal-Setting | |
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The Context of Motivational Enhancement | |
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Origins of Motivational Enhancement | |
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Stages-of-Change Model | |
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Strategies Used to Change | |
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Motivational Enhancement Approach | |
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Motivational Enhancement and Goal-Setting | |
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Consequences of Gambling Checklist | |
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Decisional Balance | |
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Abstinence/Recovery Goal-Setting | |
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Occupational Goal-Setting | |
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Family Goal-Setting | |
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Relationship Goal-Setting | |
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Health Goal-Setting | |
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Financial Goal-Setting | |
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Recreational/Entertainment Goal-Setting | |
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Spiritual/Religious/Personal Character Goal-Setting | |
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Goals-Summary | |
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Goal-Planning | |
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Resolving Goal Conflicts | |
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Abstinence Control and Relapse Prevention | |
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Building a Fence Around Temptation | |
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Defining Abstinence Control | |
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Stimulus Control Assessment | |
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Stimulus Control and Environmental Management | |
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Summary | |
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Gambling Triggers | |
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Coping with Relapse: Lapse/Slip Analysis | |
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Gambling Behavior Warning Signs | |
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Coping with Relapse: Containing a Slip by Stopping Snowballing | |
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Managing Urges Through Acceptance | |
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Cravings and Self-Regulation Theory | |
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Acceptance Rationale | |
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Rehearsal | |
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Implementing Acceptance and Urge Surfing | |
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Emotion Regulation: Introduction to Urge Surfing: Rehearsal | |
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Emotion Regulation: Acceptance--Urge Surfing | |
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Depression, Anxiety, and Guilt: Cognitive Strategies | |
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Anxiety Management | |
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Managing Depression | |
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Managing Guilt Feelings | |
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Summary | |
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Challenging Beliefs Leading to Negative Feelings | |
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Changing Beliefs About Gambling: The Downside of Hope | |
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Introduction | |
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Application | |
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Evaluating Client Beliefs | |
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Challenging Gambling Beliefs | |
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List of Beliefs About Gambling and Reasons for Gambling | |
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Gambling Beliefs and Reasons | |
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Gambling Timeline | |
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Problem-Solving and Overcoming Procrastination | |
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Introduction | |
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Problem-Solving | |
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Format | |
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Description of the Current Problem | |
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Generating Solutions | |
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Implementing the Solution | |
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Evaluate the Solution | |
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Overcoming Procrastination | |
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Summary | |
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Problem-Solving | |
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Changing Behavior: Procrastination Analysis | |
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Procrastination Change | |
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Financial and Legal Issues | |
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Overview | |
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Managing Financial Issues | |
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Legal and Forensic Issues | |
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Couples and Family Treatment | |
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Family Scenarios | |
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Pathological Gambling Patients and Families: Different Perspectives | |
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Couples Therapy for Pathological Gambling | |
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Model Overview | |
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Working with Family Members Alone | |
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Countertransference Issues | |
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Spirituality, Virtue, and Character: A Model for Therapist Collaboration in Long-Term Growth | |
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Rationale for Chapter | |
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Religion and Spirituality: Model and Definition | |
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Therapeutic Interface with Spirituality | |
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Interventions for Building Character--Virtue | |
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Truthfulness | |
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Responsible Conscience | |
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Humility | |
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Justice | |
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Courage | |
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Temperance | |
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Implementing Goals Assessment | |
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Virtue Diary | |
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References | |
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National Council on Problem Gambling Affiliate List | |
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Worksheets | |
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Index | |