Problem gambling, an increasingly prevalent issue across societies, poses substantial costs that go far beyond individual gamblers. Understanding and mitigating its costs in Sweden – where gambling is an entertainment form – are crucial steps toward improving both individuals’ well-being and that of communities as a whole.
Prevalence of Problem Gambling in Sweden.
Recently, problem gambling prevalence in Sweden has seen a worrying upsurge. Recent statistics reveal that an alarming percentage of the population engages in various forms of gambling which leads to negative implications for individuals and families alike. In this section, we look into these alarming figures and their effect on personal and familial well-being.
Economic Repercussions Problem gambling’s costs extend far beyond personal struggles into economic realities, including reduced work performance due to absenteeism and decreased attendance as well as rising healthcare expenses that place undue stress on both individuals and society as a whole. In this section, we investigate its economic repercussions in Sweden.
Psychological and Emotional Consequences of Procrastination
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