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8. MEASURING GAMBLING AND PROBLEM GAMBLING IN ALBERTA USING THE CANADIAN PROBLEM GAMBLING INDEX
By: Dr. Garry J. Smith (Principal Investigator) -- Project Approved 2000-01
The focus of this project was the evaluation of the newly developed Canadian Problem Gambling Index in Alberta. CPGI items were imbedded in a telephone survey of a random sample of adult Albertans. The results provided a baseline status of problem gambling in Alberta communities. Dr. Garry J. Smith (PI), Faculty of Extension, University of Alberta; Dr. Harold J. Wynne (CI), Wynne Resources, Edmonton.
Status (Complete):
Smith, G., & Wynne, H. (2002, February). Measuring gambling and problem gambling in Alberta using the Canadian Problem Gambling Index (CPGI): Final report.
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Last Updated: 01/06/03
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