Christopher Davis

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Carleton University

Canada

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Christopher Davis is a Professor at Carleton University in Canada. His research primarily focuses on responsible gambling, mental health, and the social impacts of identity concealment. Recent publications include studies on the engagement with responsible gambling programs and the effects of social media use on youth mental health. He is actively involved in exploring the intersection of mental health and community support for marginalized groups.

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Michael Wohl

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Carleton University

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Carleton University

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Gaining GameSense: the antecedents and consequences of interacting with responsible gambling advisors

Out of Sight but on My Mind: Distal Stressors, Identity Concealment, Proximal Stress, and Mental Health Among Sexual or Gender Minorities

Players’ perceptions of, and engagement with, the GameSense responsible gambling program in Massachusetts casinos

Limiting social media use decreases depression, anxiety, and fear of missing out in youth with emotional distress: A randomized controlled trial.

Player-Facing Casino Employees: Engagement with Responsible Gambling Programming and its Association with Referring Players

When secrets come to mind: Preoccupation, suppression and engagement

The secrets that you keep: Secrets and relationship quality

Setting a hard (versus soft) monetary limit decreases expenditure: an assessment using player account data

Community peer support among individuals living with spinal cord injury

Self‐concealment, secrecy, and guilt

The customer-brand relationship in the gambling industry: positive play predicts attitudinal and behavioral loyalty

Factors promoting greater preoccupation with a secret

Secrets, Psychological Health, and the Fear of Discovery

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Michael Wohl

Nassim Tabri

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