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Identifying the Socio-Emotional and Mental Health Correlates of Online Sports Betting Among Late Adolescent Boys

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Shedrick L. Garrett *
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Online sports betting is emerging as a novel form of gambling, particularly popular among late adolescent boys, ages 18–25. While the socioemotional determinants of traditional forms of gambling are generally understood, less is known about how these correlate with online sports betting behavior and whether online sports betting recency relate to mental health outcomes.
Keywords:
adolescence
boys
mental health
online sports betting
socioemotional development

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Journal of Adolescence
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university of north carolina at chapel hill
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