Data for: Hungry to gamble? Ghrelin as a predictor of persistent gambling in the face of loss

Published: 24 Dec 2018 | Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/tx37cp6fyb.1
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This data set was obtained from a study looking at the association between plasma ghrelin and gambling behaviour. Subjects were either fasted or not, and later were brought to a lab with either gambling or no gambling cues. Our data suggest that the cues increase ghrelin, and that, overall, regardless of the manipulation, ghrelin concentrations can predict gambling perseverance.

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Hungry to gamble? Ghrelin as a predictor of persistent gambling in the face of loss

Published in: Biological Psychology

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  • Version 1

    2018-12-24

    Published: 2018-12-24

    DOI: 10.17632/tx37cp6fyb.1

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    Abizaid, Alfonso; Wohl, Michael; Sztainert, Travis; Hay, Rebecca (2018), “Data for: Hungry to gamble? Ghrelin as a predictor of persistent gambling in the face of loss”, Mendeley Data, v1 http://dx.doi.org/10.17632/tx37cp6fyb.1

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Psychology, Behavior, Ghrelin, Gambling, Gambling Addiction

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