ADDICTION. Major Themes in Health and Social Welfare. Edited by Moira Plant and Martin Plant. Volume IV Other Addictions.

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1 ADDICTION Major Themes in Health and Social Welfare Edited by Moira Plant and Martin Plant Volume IV Other Addictions O Routledge ^ Taylor & Francis Group LONDON AND NEW YORK

2 VOLUME IV OTHER ADDICTIONS Acknowledgements ix Introduction 1 PARTI Patterns of use and problems 7 72 Anorexia nervosa (apepsia hysterica, anorexia hysterica) 9 WILLIAM W. GULL 73 Behavioural (non-chemical) addictions 16 ISAAC MARKS 74 Overlapping addictions and self-esteem among college men and women 25 JOSHUA L. GREENBERG, STEPHEN E. LEWIS AND DAVID K. DODD 75 A prevalence study of gambling and problem gambling in British adolescents 34 SUSAN FISHER 76 Pathological gambling and related problems among adolescents 60 ROBERT LADOUCEUR, NORMAND BOUDREAULT, CHRISTIAN JACQUES AND FRANK VITARO 77 The effects of alcohol, gender, and sensation seeking on the gambling choices of social drinkers 72 F. CURTIS BRESLIN, MARK B. SOBELL AND HOWARD CAPPELL ET. AL.

3 78 Eating disorders and substance use: an examination of behavioral associations 87 COLLEEN CORTE AND KAREN FARCHAUS STEIN 79 Alcohol and drug-related negative consequences in college students with bulimia nervosa and binge eating disorder 107 ERIN C. DUNN, MARY E. LARIMER AND CLAYTON NEIGHBORS 80 Eating attitudes and the use of alcohol, tobacco, and exercise among male and female adolescents 118 EVA PENAS-LLED6, LUIS SANCHO AND GLENN WALLER 81 Disordered eating and substance use in an epidemiological sample. II. Associations within families 131 KRISTIN M. VON RANSON, MATT McGUE AND WILLIAM G. IACONO 82 The biology and psychology of chocolate craving 155 DAVID BENTON 83 The relationship of dieting severity and bulimic behaviors to alcohol and other drug use in young women 175 DEAN KRAHN, CANDACE KURTH, MARK DEMITRACK AND ADAM DREWNOWSKI 84 Gambling participation and social support among older adults: a longitudinal community study 190 JONI VANDER BILT, HIROKO H. DODGE AND RAJESH PANDAV ET. AL. 85 Problem gambling and other behavioural addictions 206 JIM ORFORD 86 Pathological gambling and alcohol use disorder 236 JfON E. GRANT, MATT G. KUSHNER AND SUCK WON KIM 87 A profile of Canadian adults seeking treatment for gambling problems and comparisons with adults entering an alcohol treatment program 253 JAMIE M. D. WIEBE AND BRIAN J. COX 88 Substance abuse, pathological gambling, and impulsiveness 260 NANCY M. PETRY VI

4 89 Recent research on the comorbidity of alcoholism and pathological gambling 279 SHERRY H. STEWART AND MATT G. KUSHNER 90 Risk factors in adolescence: the case of gambling, videogame playing and the Internet 292 MARK GRIFFITHS AND RICHARD T. A. WOOD 91 Internet addiction: a new clinical phenomenon and its consequences 316 KIMBERLY S. YOUNG 92 Addicted women: when your patient can't stop drinking, smoking, shopping, eating 331 CHERYL N. CARMIN 93 Estimated prevalence of compulsive buying behavior in the United States 342 LORRIN M. KORAN, RONALD J. FABER AND ELIAS ABOUJAOUDE ET. AL. 94 The relationship between sexual addiction and sexual dysfunction 357 JUNE DOBBS BUTTS 95 Bargains with chaos: sex addicts and addiction interaction disorder 366 PATRICK J. CARNES, ROBERT E. MURRAY AND LOUIS CHARPENTIER 96 Caffeine: a survey of some of the known and suspected deleterious effects of habitual use 408 JACK. E. JAMES AND KERYN P. STIRLING PART 2 Treatment approaches Fruit machine gambling: the importance of structural characteristics 419 MARK GRIFFITHS PART 3 Control policies Sexual addiction: designation and treatment 439 AVIEL GOODMAN Vll

5 99 Factors influencing recovery from different addictions 452 ANJA KOSKI-JANNES AND NIGEL TURNER 100 Internet addiction: college student case study using best practices in cognitive behavior therapy 473 ALEX S. HALL AND JEFFREY PARSONS Index 489 Vlll

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