Skill and Luck Questionnaire

Herman‚ Gupta‚ & Derevensky‚ 1997
 
For each of the following activities‚ how much skill do you think is involved in doing well? How much luck is involved in doing well?
1) How much skill and luck are needed to be good at baseball?
Skill
Luck
1
None
2
3
4
Some
5
6
7
A lot
1
None
2
3
4
Some
5
6
7
A lot
 
2) How much skill and luck are needed to be good at bingo?
Skill
Luck
1
None
2
3
4
Some
5
6
7
A lot
1
None
2
3
4
Some
5
6
7
A lot
 
3) How much skill and luck are needed to be a good video game player?
Skill
Luck
1
None
2
3
4
Some
5
6
7
A lot
1
None
2
3
4
Some
5
6
7
A lot
4) How much skill and luck are needed to be good at blackjack or poker?
Skill
Luck
1
None
2
3
4
Some
5
6
7
A lot
1
None
2
3
4
Some
5
6
7
A lot
 
5) How much skill and luck are needed to do well at school?
Skill
Luck
1
None
2
3
4
Some
5
6
7
A lot
1
None
2
3
4
Some
5
6
7
A lot
 
6) How much skill and luck are needed to be good at playing the lottery?
Skill
Luck
1
None
2
3
4
Some
5
6
7
A lot
1
None
2
3
4
Some
5
6
7
A lot
7) How much skill and luck are needed to be become a success in life?
Skill
Luck
1
None
2
3
4
Some
5
6
7
A lot
1
None
2
3
4
Some
5
6
7
A lot
 
This instrument can be found on page 40 of Life Skills‚ Mathematical Reasoning and Critical Thinking: Curriculum for the Prevention of Problem Gambling. Available online at: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18095146
 

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Macdonald‚ J.& Turner‚ N.E. (2000‚ Oct) The prevention of problem gambling using education‚ modeling and drama. Paper presented at the conference of the National Council on Problem Gambling‚ Pennsylvanian‚ Oct.

Macdonald‚ J.& Turner‚ N.E. (2001‚ April). The development and testing of an experimental approach to preventing problem gambling. Paper presented at the 2001b‚ conference of the Canadian Foundation on Compulsive Gambling.

Macdonald‚ J. & Turner‚ N.E. (2002‚ Oct). The prevention of problem gambling using education‚ modeling and drama. Paper presented to the 14th National Conference on Problem Gambling. Philadelphia‚ PA.

Turner‚ N.‚ Littman-Sharp‚ N.‚ Zengeneh‚ M. & Spence‚ W. (2002). Winners: Why do some develop gambling problems while others do not? Available at www.gamblingresearch.org

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