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[DSM-5-TR] List of Non-Substance Related “Addictive” Disorders
Gambling Disorder
Gambling disorder causes the individual to have strong impulses to gamble regardless of the adverse outcomes to the person with the disorder or to others. Some features of gambling disorder are being dishonest about the amount of money they lost, rushing after a losing bet, and engaging in criminal behavior to acquire money for gambling.
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