Expanding the range of vulnerabilities to pathological gambling: A consideration of over-fast discounting processes

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 31 (4):452-453 (2008)
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Abstract

Redish et al. present a compelling, interdisciplinary, unified framework of addiction. The effort to integrate pathological gambling is especially important, but only the vulnerability of misclassifying situations is described in detail as being linked directly to this disorder. This commentary focuses on further developing the comprehensiveness of this framework for pathological gambling using over-fast discounting as an illustrative example

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