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Table 1.

Relationships (Spearman’s rho) between loot box spending, Problem Gambling Symptomology (PGSI), the Risky Loot Box Index (RLI), IGD symptomology, positive mood, and negative mood and psychological distress (K-10).

Controlled analyses are partial correlations controlling for age and gender.

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Fig 1.

Differences in loot box spending between participants classified by the original classification scheme of the PGSI to be non-problem gamblers, low risk gamblers, moderate risk gamblers, and problem gamblers.

Error bars represent 95% Confidence Intervals.

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Fig 2.

Differences in loot box spending between participants classified by the revised classification scheme of the PGSI to be non-problem gamblers, low risk gamblers, moderate risk gamblers, and problem gamblers.

Error bars represent 95% Confidence Intervals.

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Table 2.

Relationships (Pearson’s r) between impulse control disorders: Problem Gambling Symptomology (PGSI), the Risky Loot Box Index (RLI), and IGD symptomology.

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Table 3.

Relationships (Spearman’s rho) between impulse control disorders: Problem Gambling Symptomology (PGSI), the Risky Loot Box Index (RLI), positive and negative mood (PANS-SF) and IGD symptomology, split by country.

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