Neurocognitive functioning in gambling: A systematic review of comparisons with other psychiatric and comorbid conditions

Key Points

• Gambling shows distinct neurocognitive functioning patterns compared to other psychiatric disorders.
• Key metrics indicate varying cognitive deficits, particularly in decision-making and impulse control.
• Systematic review of existing literature across multiple conditions reveals significant overlaps and differences.
• Highlights the need for tailored interventions considering unique neurocognitive profiles in gambling.