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. Regarding these studies, let us address some primary concerns: (a) there is a lack of longitudinal studies to confirm the disorder’s stability; (b) the screening instruments used are not valid for diagnosis; (c) there is a large probability of false

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-month follow-up ( t 4). All of the above scales are established screening instruments with good psychometric properties. Case Formulation Adam’s initial expression of interest in pornography appeared to be well

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. Hafeli , J. , & Schneider , C. ( 2006 ). The early detection of problem gamblers in casinos: A new screening instrument . Paper presented at the Asian Pacific Gambling Conference, Hong Kong

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measured with screening instruments. The instruments were also self-report measures, which may have biased the results and could have been affected by social desirability in the case of addictions. Moreover, the sample comprised pathological gamblers in

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Journal of Behavioral Addictions
Authors:
Victoria Manning
,
Nicki. A. Dowling
,
Stuart Lee
,
Simone Rodda
,
Joshua Benjamin Bernard Garfield
,
Rachel Volberg
,
Jayashri Kulkarni
, and
Dan Ian Lubman

outpatient services that treat patients with a variety of psychiatric disorders, Dowling et al. ( 2014 ) found that 2% of the 51 individuals (i.e., one person) met criteria for PG using a very brief screening instrument (the Brief Bio-Social Gambling Screen

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.05.001 Vadlin , S. , Åslund , C. , & Nilsson , K. W. ( 2015 ). Development and content validity of a screening instrument for gaming addiction in adolescents: The Gaming Addiction Identification Test (GAIT

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