GAMBLING,
Continued from Page 1A
losses really do loom larger than gains,"
Gehring said.
The study, published in the March 22 issue of
"Science," found that within 256 milliseconds
of seeing the outcome of a bet the brain reacts
and makes decisions which, in the case of a
loss, tend to be more risky.
"The findings suggest that in many situations
our brains rush to judgment," Gehring said.
"After a loss, the brain thinks it's due for a
win. As a result, when we make a quick deci-
sion and it turns out to be wrong, we tend to
take a bigger risk the next time out than we
would have done if our first choice would've
been right."
The student gambler said when he goes to
casinos he often finishes ahead, but when he
plays cards with friends he often loses. He said
he does not gamble on a regular basis, perhaps
like many students, but he is currently at a loss
of about $100.
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The Michigan Department of Community
Health says Michigan residents spent $5 billion
on gambling last year. In addition, a 2001
MDCH survey found that 4.5 percent of Michi-
gan adults are lifetime compulsive gamblers,
though thisgumber decreased from similar sur-
veys in 1997 and 1999.
The University's Counseling and Psychologi-
cal Services does not offer a formal program
for helping students deal with gambling addic-
tions, but has a test on its website which can
help students determine if they have a gam-
bling addiction. Most students decline to admit
they gamble, and addicts tend to avoid their
problem.
Jim Etzkorn, Counseling and Psychological
Services assistant director for clinical services,
guessed gambling is a big and serious problem
on campus, though he does not have many stu-
dents seeking CAPS help.+
"Like a lot of addictive behavior they don't
see it as a problem," Etzkorn said. "If they were
to confront the seriousness of the problem there
would be a lot of shame."
FIGHTING
Continued from Page IA
In New York, the U.N. Security Council debated a Pales-
tinian-backed resolution aimed at pressuring Israel to with-
draw from its cities.
In five major Palestinian towns under full Israeli control
- Ramallah, Qalqiliya, Jenin, Tulkarem and Bethlehem -
tanks patrolled streets, enforcing strict curfews that confined
hundreds of thousands of Palestinians to their homes. In
Ramallah, residents were without water after city officials
said Israeli troops destroyed the main pumping station when
shelling a Palestinian security compound.
The incursion into Nablus - a city of more than
100,000 people in the northern West Bank - began yes-
terday evening. Shellfire thundered as tanks began rolling
into the city. Gunmen and Palestinian police were moving
in the streets, closing roads with sandbags and planting
mines.
A Palestinian woman was killed and five people wound-
ed, apparently when shells hit two apartments in downtown
Nablus. Israeli forces, backed by attack helicopters, sur-
rounded the four Palestinian refugee camps next to the city,
witnesses said, and there were exchanges of fire.
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ASSOCIATE- University Library, University
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Minimum qualifications include high school
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For further information, please contact Library
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GRAPHIC DESIGNER
The University of Michigan, Office of Student
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