Funded Projects by Year
The purpose of the Major Research Grants program is to provide funding to address both stakeholder and researcher-identified high-priority gambling research topics. For more information, please visit Apply for Grants.
Major Grants
2016/2017
- The Effects of Video Lottery Terminal (VLT) Play on Alcohol Self-Administration in Gamblers Who Drink (#81)
- Do Social Casino Games Encourage Gambling? An Experimental Approach (#80)
- Gambling Responsibly: Measuring and Validating Responsible Gambling Behaviours Amongst Regular Gamblers in Alberta (#79)
2015/2016
- Examining the Relationship between Problem Gambling and Problematic Video Game Use (#78)
- Identifying Psychological Factors that Are Predictive of Attentional Bias in Gamblers: An Eye-tracking Study (#77)
- Towards Understanding Addiction Substitution: An Examination of Substituted vs. Recovered Gamblers (#76)
- Implications of Integration of Mental Health and Addiction Systems for Problem Gambling Treatment: Case Studies of Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Ontario (#75)
- Reducing the Allure of Winning Cues in Gambling (#74)
2014/2015
- Gambling Disorder vs Alcohol Use Disorder: Comparing Treatment Outcomes with Congruence Couple Therapy (#73)
- Lottery Winners and Bankruptcy Filers (#72)
- Examining the Psychometric Properties of a Test of Video Game Addiction (#71)
- Neural Mechanisms of Gambling (#70)
- Naltrexone-Imaging Study (#69)
- Family Study of Executive Functioning Deficits in Gambling Disorder (#68)