We are presently engaged in the following research projects:

• Internet gambling

• Effects of gambling advertising on youth

• Risk and protective factors associated with youth problem gambling

• Changing cognitions and psychosocial factors involved in youth gambling

• Risk-taking, impulsivity, and gambling in children: Assessing the role of Attention – Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

• Child and adolescent attitudes toward youth gambling

• Evaluation of a Province-wide gambling prevention program

• The relationship between alcohol abuse and gambling addiction

• Gambling and pathological gambling: Neurological differences

• Perceived risks and benefits associated with gambling

• Effective social marketing campaigns for minimizing gambling problems

• Binge gambling

• A pathways model for youth gambling

We gratefully acknowledge research support from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada; Quebec Ministry of Health and Social Services; Loto-Québec; Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, Province of Ontario; Ontario Problem Gambling Research Centre; Harrah's Entertainment, Inc., Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Minnesota Indian Gaming Association, National Centre for Responsible Gaming, and McGill University