Predicting disordered gambling across adolescence and young adulthood from polygenic contributions to Big 5 personality traits in a UK birth cohort.

Kellyn M SpychalaIan R GizerChristal N DavisGenevieve F Dash Thomas M Piasecki Wendy S Slutske

Published in: Addiction (Abingdon, England) (2021)

Polygenic contributions to low agreeableness and high neuroticism appear to predict two measures of disordered gambling (problem gambling severity index and life-time assessment of DSM-IV pathological gambling symptoms). Polygenic scores for neuroticism interact with age to suggest that the positive association becomes stronger from adolescence through young adulthood.

Keyphrases

depressive symptoms
sleep quality
early life
cross sectional
deep learning
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