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Double Trouble – Examining the co-occurrence of compulsive sexual behavior disorder and gambling disorder among two American samples
Question: Double Trouble – Examining the co-occurrence of compulsive sexual behavior disorder and gambling disorder among two American samples

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Question 1 of 6

1. Question

Based on the study’s findings, which characteristic most consistently distinguished individuals with comorbid gambling disorder (GD) and high risk for compulsive sexual behavior disorder (CSBD) across both samples?

A. Longer history of gambling‐related financial problems
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B. Earlier exposure to family gambling behaviors
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C. Younger age and being male
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D. Higher preference for nonstrategic forms of gambling
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E. Sexual orientation
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In the community sample (Sample 1), what were the unique predictors of being high risk for CSBD?

A. Gender and anxiety
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B. Initiating gambling at a younger age than peers
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C. Sexual orientation
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D. Alcohol use and suicidal ideation
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E. Age, gender, depression, and experiencing stressful life events
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Based on the inpatient veteran sample (Sample 2), which comorbid psychiatric diagnoses were associated with high risk for CSBD?

A. Current personality disorder and mood disorder
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B. Current psychotic disorder and anxiety disorder
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C. Current SUD, anxiety disorder, and psychotic disorder
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D. Historical (past) substance use disorder
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E. Current mood disorder and psychotic disorder
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What approach was recommended for treatment interventions for addressing the high-occurrence of CSBD and GD?

A. Transdiagnostic treatment (i.e., those addressing overlapping symptoms such as craving, impaired control)
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B. Psychopharmacology (i.e., medication)
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C. Psychoanalysis
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D. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
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D. Group therapy
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In Sample 2, what percentage of veterans scored in the range of high risk for CSBD?

A. 10%
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B. 50%
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C. 25%
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D. 18%
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E. 2%
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When interpreting differences between the CSBD‐DI and the HBI‐19 measures used across samples, what explanation did the authors offer for the differing prevalence rates of high CSBD risk?

A. The CSBD‐DI requires only a single endorsed symptom to screen positive for risk
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B. The HBI‐19 is designed to detect a broader spectrum of sexual behavior concerns
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C. The HBI‐19 was administered in a format that increased false positives
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D. The CSBD‐DI allows assessment only of past‐year symptoms without lifetime context
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E. The CSBD‐DI was worded vague and therefore confusing
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