Explanations for Gambling Addiction (AQA A-Level Psychology): Quizzes

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Cognitive Theory of Gambling Addiction
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What does the cognitive approach suggest develops gambling addiction?

Distorted thinking patterns

What does cognitive bias refer to in gambling addiction?

Systematic distortions in thinking

According to expectancy theory, when does addiction become more probable?

Benefits believed to outweigh costs

Which is one of the four main cognitive bias categories identified by Rickwood et al. (2010)?

Selective recall

What is the gambler's fallacy?

Belief losing streak must soon end

In Griffiths (1994), how many more irrational statements did regular gamblers make?

Six times more

What do gamblers with selective recall bias tend to do?

Vividly remember wins, forget losses

How does self-efficacy explain relapse into gambling?

Creates self-fulfilling prophecy

What did McCusker and Gettings' (1997) Stroop study provide evidence for?

Automatic cognitive bias

What does cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) target in gambling addiction treatment?

Distorted thinking patterns

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