Gambling symptoms, behaviors, and cognitive distortions in Japanese university students

Table 4 Correlation coefficients for measurements

	Behavior 1	Behavior 2	Behavior 3	Factor 1	Factor 2	Factor 3	Factor 4	Factor 5
SOGS	.58^*	.33^*	.36^*	.41^*	.45^*	.46^*	.53^*	.48^*
Gambling behavior 1	-	.52^*	.42^*	.31^*	.32^*	.39^*	.41^*	.42^*
Gambling behavior 2		-	.20^*	.21^*	.20^*	.20^*	.21^*	.25^*
Gambling behavior 3			-	.21^*	.27^*	.22^*	.34^*	.22^*
GRCSfactor 1				-	.74^*	.68^*	.67^*	.56^*
GRCSfactor 2					-	.84^*	.72^*	.59^*
GRCSfactor 3						-	.74^*	.68^*
GRCSfactor 4							-	.65^*
GRCSfactor 5								-

SOGS South Oaks Gambling Screen, GRCS Gambling Related Cognitions Scale, *p<.05, gambling behavior 1 number of days, gambling behavior 2 amount money, gambling behavior 3 gambling history, GRCSfactor 1 illusion of control, GRCSfactor 2 predictive control, GRCSfactor 3 interpretative bias, GRCSfactor 4 gambling expectancy, GRCSfactor 5 perceived inability to stop gambling

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