Abstracts
Résumé
Le jeu pathologique consiste en une pratique inadaptée, persistante et répétée du jeu qui a des répercussions majeures sur les individus touchés, leur famille et la société (APA, 2003). Plusieurs facteurs de risque de nature biologique, psychologique et sociale ont été soulevés comme pouvant contribuer au jeu pathologique. Une nouvelle population à risque a récemment été découverte : les patients atteints de la Maladie de Parkinson. Le développement d’un jeu pathologique chez ces patients serait principalement relié à une médication associée au traitement de la Maladie de Parkinson, les agonistes dopaminergiques. Bien qu’une recrudescence d’études neurologiques qui s’intéressent à ce phénomène ait été notée, peu d’intervenants semblent être au courant de cette problématique et peu de recherches ont été réalisées afin d’étudier les aspects psychologiques de cette problématique.
Abstract
Pathological gambling implies an inadequate, persistent and chronic practice of gambling which has major impact on affected individuals, their families and the society (APA, 2003). Many risk factors of social, psychological and biological nature contribute to the development of pathological gambling. New populations have been found to be at risk to develop pathological gambling : patients who suffer of Parkinson Disease’s. Development of pathological gambling in those patients would mainly be related to the medication used to treat Parkinson Disease’s, dopaminergic agonist. Numerous neurological studies have been conducted on the subject since recent years, but few psychologists know this problem and almost no studies have been made to understand the psychological aspect of this problem.
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