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Melissa Salmon
Melissa Salmon
Focal Research Consultants; Carleton University
Verified email at focalresearch.com
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Do social casino gamers migrate to online gambling? An assessment of migration rate and potential predictors
HS Kim, MJA Wohl, MM Salmon, R Gupta, J Derevensky
Journal of Gambling Studies 31, 1819-1831, 2015
1572015
When do gamblers help themselves? Self-discontinuity increases self-directed change over time
HS Kim, MJA Wohl, M Salmon, D Santesso
Addictive Behaviors 64, 148-153, 2017
512017
An examination of the relationship between social casino gaming and gambling: The bad, the ugly, and the good
MJA Wohl, MM Salmon, SJ Hollingshead, HS Kim
Journal of Gambling Issues 35 (1), 1-23, 2017
432017
The dark side of self-forgiveness: Forgiving the self can impede change for ongoing, harmful behavior
MJA Wohl, MM Salmon, SJ Hollingshead, SK Lidstone, N Tabri
Handbook of the psychology of self-forgiveness, 147-159, 2017
322017
Discontinuity-induced nostalgia improves the odds of a self-reported quit attempt among people living with addiction
MJA Wohl, HS Kim, M Salmon, D Santesso, T Wildschut, C Sedikides
Journal of Experimental Social Psychology 75, 83-94, 2018
312018
A dangerous cocktail: Alcohol consumption increases suicidal ideations among problem gamblers in the general population
HS Kim, M Salmon, MJA Wohl, M Young
Addictive behaviors 55, 50-55, 2016
292016
Financially focused self-concept in disordered gambling: Comparisons between non-disordered and disordered gambling subtypes
N Tabri, MM Salmon, MJA Wohl
Addiction Research & Theory 29 (1), 18-29, 2021
182021
In the mindset for change: Self-reported quit attempts are a product of discontinuity-induced nostalgia and incremental beliefs
M Salmon, HS Kim, MJA Wohl
Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology 37 (6), 405-430, 2018
112018
Advancing the pathways model: Financially focused self-concept and erroneous beliefs as core psychopathologies in disordered gambling
N Tabri, MM Salmon, MJA Wohl
Journal of Gambling Studies 39 (1), 13-31, 2023
92023
Longing for the past and longing for the future: A phenomenological assessment of the relation between temporal focus and readiness to change among people living with addiction
MM Salmon, MJA Wohl
Frontiers in Psychology 11, 1794, 2020
82020
Potential clinical applications of responsible gambling
M Salmon, MJA Wohl, T Sztainert, HS Kim
Canadian Journal of Addiction 6 (2), 72-77, 2015
32015
The utility of nostalgia for unhealthy populations: A systematic review and narrative analysis
MJA Wohl, ME Dowson, MM Salmon, C Sedikides, T Wildschut
British Journal of Social Psychology 63 (1), 234-255, 2024
22024
The cannabis lower-risk scale: psychometric validation of a multidimensional measure of lower-risk cannabis beliefs and behaviors
R St-Jean, A Stefaniak, MM Salmon, N Tabri, RTA Wood, MJA Wohl
International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction 22 (3), 1226-1250, 2024
12024
Understanding lower-risk cannabis consumption from the consumers’ perspective: a rapid evidence assessment
R St-Jean, ME Dowson, A Stefaniak, MM Salmon, N Tabri, RTA Wood, ...
Substance Use & Misuse 57 (13), 1997-2007, 2022
12022
Impact of legalization on cannabis use, attitudes, and purchasing preferences: a repeated cross-sectional survey of Canadian young adults
AHM Bradley, M Salmon, MJA Wohl, AL Howard
Cannabis 7 (2), 65, 2024
2024
Temporal Focus as a Motivator of Self-Directed Change among People Engaging in Problem Gambling Behaviour
MM Salmon
Carleton University, 2022
2022
“I am a Gambler”: Identity Centrality Predicts Disordered Gambling Symptomatology
MM Salmon, N Tabri, MJA Wohl
2019
What symptoms of disordered gambling, disordered eating, anxiety, and depression co-occur? The explanatory power of network analysis
N Tabri, M Salmon, S Hollingshead, M Wohl
2019
Moving Disordered Gamblers Toward Change: Implicit Theories Moderate the Indirect Relationship from Self-Discontinuity to Attempted Change through Nostalgia
MM Salmon
Carleton University, 2016
2016
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