Most Recent Additions
Using Winpoker 6.0 To Study Gambling Behavior
James W. Jackson
Treatment of Compulsive Gambling
Erik Arntzen and Jorn Stensvold
The Gambling Functional Assessment (GFA): An Assessment Device For Identification of The Maintaining Variables of Pathological Gambling
Mark R. Dixon and Taylor E. Johnson
The Role of "Experience" When People Gamble On Three Different Video-Poker Games
Jeffrey N. Weatherly, David P. Austin, and Katie Farewell
IN RESPONSE An Intergrative, Not Necessarily Comprehensive, Behavioral Model of Gambling
Mark R. Dixon and Jeffrey N. Weatherly
COMMENTARY Intergrative Model or Fracturing Framework: Better We Hedge Our Bets
Mark P. Reilly and Andrew T. Fox
COMMENTARY The Alloplastic Nature of Pathological Gambling
Nancy M. Petry, Gegory J. Madden, and John M. Roll
COMMENTARY Getting There: Commentary on "Toward an Intergrative Behavioral Model of Gambling" By Weatherly and Dixon
Charles A. Lyons
COMMENTARY DELAY DISCOUNTING AND PROBLEM GAMBLING
Andrew Cooper
COMMENTARY Verbal Relations and the Behavior Analysis of Gambling
Simon Dymond and Robert Whelan
Toward an Integrative Behavioral Model of Gambling
Jeffrey N. Weatherly and Mark R. Dixon
Why Behavior Analysts Should Study Gambling Behavior
Mark R. Dixon
St. Cloud Area Quarterly Business Report, Vol. 22, No. 2
King Banaian and Richard MacDonald
Satisficers and Maximizers: A Preliminary Examination of Maximization Tendencies and Slot-Machine Gambling
Seth W. Whiting and Mark R. Dixon
Increasing Response Effort Impacts Wager Sizes of Slot- Machine Gamblers
Karl F. Gunnarsson, Kyle E. Rowsey, and Mark R. Dixon
Habituation and Brief-Stimulus Presentations in Near-Equivalent Simulated Slot Machine Arrangements as a Means to Study Persistence and Preference
Benjamin N. Witts, Marie Erickson, and Karisan Samu
Editorial Comment: AGB Welcomes Stimulus Press, LLC
Jeffrey N. Weatherly Ph. D.
The Near-Miss Effect in Blackjack: Group Play and Lone Play
Karl F. Gunnarsson, Seth W. Whiting, and Mark R. Dixon
Adult Samples Suggest Slot Machine and Casino Characteristics Are Possible Sources for Investigating the Illusion of Control
Benjamin N. Witts, Kimberly Loudermilk, and Deanne Kosel
*Updated as of 07/07/20.
