Addiction by Design: Machine Gambling in Las Vegas

Abbott, Max. 2006. “Do EGMs and Problem Gambling Go Together like a Horse and Carriage?” Gambling Research 18: 7–38.

Abbott, Max, and D. Clarke. 2007. “Prospective Problem Gambling Research: Contribution and Potential.” International Gambling Studies 7 (1): 123–44.

Abbott, Max, and R. Volberg. 1996. “The New Zealand National Survey of Problem and Pathological Gambling.” Journal of Gambling Studies 12 (1): 43–160.

———. 2000. “Taking the Pulse on Gambling and Problem Gambling in New Zealand: A Report on Phase One of the 1999 National Prevalence Survey.” Wellington, New Zealand: Department of Internal Affairs.

———. 2006. “The Measurement of Adult Problem and Pathological Gambling.” International Gambling Studies 6 (2): 175–200.

Abbott, Max. M., R. Volberg, M. Bellringer, and G. Reith. 2004. “A Review of Research on Aspects of Problem Gambling: Final Report.” Prepared for the Responsibility in Gambling Trust, UK. Auckland, New Zealand: Gambling Research Centre, Auckland University of Technology.

Abt, Vicki, J. F. Smith, and E. M. Christiansen. 1985. The Business of Risk: Com mercial Gambling in Mainstream America. Lawrence: University Press of Kansas.

Adams, Peter. N.d. “Gambling, Finitude, and Transcendence: Explaining the Psychological ‘Zone’ Generated during Frequent Gambling.” Unpublished article.

AGA (American Gaming Association). 2003. “State of the States: The AGA Survey of Casino Entertainment.” A survey prepared by Luntz Research Co. and Peter D. Hart Associates, Washington, DC.

———. 2006. “NCRG Conference to Focus on Turning Research into Best Practices.” Responsible Gaming Quarterly, Fall, www.americangaming.org/rgq/rgq _detail.cfv?id=411, accessed July 2007.

-385-