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Research and Measurement Issues in Gambling Studies Book

Focuses on the research and measurement issues related to the emergent field of gambling studies. This book aims to offer a common starting point for researchers with...Read More

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  • Pickabook

    Garry Smith (Editor), David Hodgins (Editor), Robert Williams (Editor)

  • Product Description

    This project started with a focus on measurement, as governments, casino owners, and others are often most interested in the science of gambling. The handbook seeks to serve as a comprehensive reference tool for scholars and professionals who want information about developing viable research strategies and methods. In particular, people who want to learn about gathering data, measuring it, and interpreting their findings in light of ongoing multidisciplinary work. The key features include: first book to focus on the research and measurement issues related to the emergent field of gambling studies; offers a common starting point for researchers with diverse backgrounds by explaining the generally accepted knowledge in the area, research trends, and information gaps; and international contributors provide commentary on the methodologies and measurement tools in use (what's effective, what needs improvement, and future prospects).

  • 0123708567
  • 9780123708564
  • 18 June 2007
  • Academic Press
  • Hardcover (Book)
  • 696
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