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Gambling ads have a greater impact on people with lower social support

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Author(s): Tessier, Samantha ; Romo, Lucia ; Zerhouni, Oulmann

Journal: Frontiers in Psychiatry

Year Published: 2021

Date Added: March 05, 2022

Gambling ads may strongly influence some people to gamble, while barely affecting other people. However, few studies have tested what factors affect the influence of gambling ads. This study looked for the links between people’s personality traits, social support, and how they remember and respond to gambling ads. Adult participants in France completed an online survey about their gambling behaviour, social supports, and personality traits. They then viewed nine slogans from gambling ads from the previous year. Participants reported if they remembered the ads and if the ads influenced them to gamble. Overall, participants who were more neurotic were more likely to engage in high-risk gambling. Additionally, participants with less social support remembered more gambling slogans and had higher intention to gamble after seeing gambling ads. So, people with lower social support may be more influenced by gambling ads.


Citation: Tessier, S., Romo, L., & Zerhouni, O. (2021). Impact of advertising campaigns among online gamblers: The role perceptions of social support and personality traits. Frontiers in Psychiatry, 12, 599988. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyt.2021.599988

Article DOI: https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyt.2021.599988

Keywords: Big Five personality test ; gambling advertisements ; gambling behaviours ; online gambling ; perceptions ; social supports

Topics: Gambling Cognitions ; Gambling Resources ; Online Gambling ; Personality

Conceptual Framework Factors:   Psychological - Personality and Temperament ; Exposure - Gambling Setting ; Types - Structural Characteristics ; Exposure - Marketing and Messaging ; Exposure - Accessibility ; Social - Family and Peer Gambling Involvement ; Psychological - Judgement and Decision Making ; Gambling Exposure ; Social Factors

Study Design: Descriptive: Survey

Geographic Coverage: France

Study Population: Adults (18+) who speak French, currently lived in France, and gambled at least once in the past year. N = 109

Sampling Procedure: The researchers recruited participants through Facebook and online gambling forums (poker-academie.com, clubpoker.net, communaute-forum.pmu.fr).

Study Funding:

No funding was declared.

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