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Cognitive processes are important factors in the aetiology of pathological gambling and they are always important aspect of all gambling interventions. Among other things, the gamblers' decision-making process and persistence in gambling is under the influence of their perception of the importance of knowledge/skills versus luck in different gambling activities. In this study, we examine cognitive distortions of pathological gamblers and their perceptions on the significance of luck versus knowledge/skills in different games of chance. Effects of age and length of treatment are also examined.

COGNITIVE DISTORTIONS OF PATIENTS IN THE GAMBLING ADDICTS' CLUB - DIFFERENCES WITH REGARD TO AGE AND LENGTH OF TREATMENT