Questions for the Player’s Family and Friends Test
In 5 minutes, see whether someone close to you may be gambling too much. This quick 26 item check gives a clear outside view and helps you decide if support or professional help is needed.
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS
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Below is a list of 26 questions. Please read each question carefully and answer “Yes” or “No.” Do not spend much time thinking about your responses; select the answer that comes to mind first. Please respond as honestly as possible.
- Yes
- No
- Yes
- No
- Yes
- No
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Questions for the Player’s Family and Friends Test - Symptoms and Signs
It can be difficult for family members and friends to determine whether a loved one’s gambling has become problematic. Questions for the Player’s Family and Friends is a brief informant questionnaire designed to capture observations of gambling-related behaviors and their impact from the perspective of someone close to the person.
The measure includes 26 items and typically takes about 5 minutes to complete. Items are intended to support a focused, structured report of concerns and to complement, rather than replace, direct clinical interview or self-report. Questions for the Player’s Family and Friends is attributed to M. Rutter and U. Bronfenbrenner.
Author: M. Rutter, U. Bronfenbrenner
Literature: Griffiths, M. D. Internet addiction: An issue for clinical psychology? Clinical Psychology Forum. 1996.
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