Siyuan He, Sixian He, Xin Gao
Innovative Practice of Multimusic Performance Culture Education of Core Literacy in Multimedia Environment
Journal of environmental and public health
range stereotypes assumptions associated womens gambling behaviours researchers demonstrated practices associated womens gambling changing becoming increasingly normalized limited understanding younger women ascribe meanings practices study explored gambling practices younger women fortyone women 2040 years participated qualitative telephone interviews participants asked openended questions personal engagement gambling including experiences gambling gambling engagement experiences different gambling products environments data interpretation guided reflexive thematic analysis three themes constructed data gambling infrastructures including products embedding gambling community environments contributed convenient regular consumption gambling gambling easy access engage ii social networks intergenerational gambling practices impacted perceived social value competencies related gambling iii technology facilitated new gambling practices routinizing gambling behaviours automation building perceived competencies range gambling products gambling regulation public health responses gambling often focus either individual behaviours product characteristics study suggests focus narrow excludes important influences younger womens gambling practices include infrastructure supports provision consumption gambling products public health research policy practice must consider full range determinants may contribute initiation continuation gambling younger women