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Problem Gambling Study: Final Report

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Author
Criterion Research Corp.
Manitoba Lotteries Foundation
Accessioned
2010-01-19T17:50:48Z
Available
2010-01-19T17:50:48Z
Issued
1993-05
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Gambling Literature
Subject
Compulsive gambling--Manitoba
Gambling--Manitoba
Type
technical report
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Abstract
In March, 1993, Criterion Research Corp., in partnership with Dr. Rachel Volberg of Gemini Research, New York, was commissioned by the Manitoba Lotteries Foundation (MLF) to conduct a study to determine the prevalence of problem gambling in the province of Manitoba. Dr. Volberg has been involved in similar studies in various parts of the world. The report was written by the project director from Criterion Research Corp. and reviewed by Dr. Volberg. A total of 1212 interviews were completed by telephone from Criterion's central telephone facility in Winnipeg. The sample was randomly selected from the Winnipeg Telephone Directory and Manitoba Telephone Directory. The last birthday method was used to randomly select individuals within each household.
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Citation
Criterion Research Corp. (1993). Problem gambling study: Final report. Report to the Manitoba Lotteries foundation. Winnipeg, MB: Author.
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Criterion Research Corp.
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Criterion Research Corp.
Publisher
Manitoba Lotteries Foundation
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http://dx.doi.org/10.11575/PRISM/9721
Uri
http://hdl.handle.net/1880/47643
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