Published · 2020
Predicting Intention to Play Random and Skill-based Electronic Gambling Machines Using the Theory of Reasoned Action
Journal of Gambling Studies, 36(4), 1267-1282
Plain-language summary
Applies the Theory of Reasoned Action to intentions to play conventional slots and machines combining chance with skill. Surveys of casino patrons and online participants found that favorable attitudes and perceived social approval predicted interest in both types of machine.
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Gainsbury, S. M., Philander, K., & Grattan, G. (2020). Predicting Intention to Play Random and Skill-based Electronic Gambling Machines Using the Theory of Reasoned Action. Journal of Gambling Studies, 36(4), 1267-1282.