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Thanks, Ed Solero.
I thought you grew up in Laurelton, Queens, though.
Thanks, Warren. The supporting short HELPMATES is one of Laurel & Hardy's very best two-reelers – right up there with their Oscar-winning THE MUSIC BOX. As a young boy growing up in Corona, Queens, I used to swim at the Ederle Public Pool in Flushing Meadows. The pool used the original Ampitheater from the '39 Fair that housed the Aquacade. Regrettably, it was allowed to fall into a sad state of disrepair after years of disuse; and despite some efforts to save the crumbling ediface, it finally fell to the wrecker's ball in the late 1990's. A freind and I were able to gain entry to the decaying structure a couple of years before it was demolished and managed a couple of photos of the vandalized stands. I have to go dig those out one of these days.
There were plans to relocate the ice-skating rink that occupies part of the old City of New York Pavillion (also from the '39 Fair) to the site of the Ampitheatre – on the northern edge of the large, man-made Meadow Lake – but nothing thus far has come of it. And, this has nothing to do with the Valencia, but I hope I'll be forgiven this minor tangent!
Thanks, Warren. That's fun to know.
After a week's engagement at the Capitol Theatre in Manhattan, Johnny Weissmuller brought his "Dive In" stage revue to Loew's Valencia in May, 1932. Performed in a huge glass-sided tank, the aquatic spectacular also featured diving champion Madeline Berlo and swimming chorines. The "dry" portion of the show included Jack Pepper, the team of Mack, Harold & Bobby, and Chester Hale dancers. Seven years later, Johnny Weissmuller, still acting in the "Tarzan" series and on loan from MGM, returned to Queens to star in the opening show at Billy Rose's Aquacade at the New York World's Fair: www.i8.photobucket.com/albums/a18/Warrengwhiz/weiss32.jpg
Thanks, Warren.
After an exclusive 74-week reserved-seat engagement at Loew's State in Manhattan, "Ben-Hur" had its first neighborhood run in July, 1961 at selected theatres, including Loew's Valencia. "Popular" admission prices meant that they were advanced over "regular" prices, but I don't know by how much. Children under twelve, however, were 75 cents at all times. In most cases, the booking lasted for six weeks, which was probably four weeks too long, even with only two performances daily: www.i8.photobucket.com/albums/a18/Warrengwhiz/wyler61.jpg
This is another listing that needs to have its "Status" changed from "Closed" to "Open." Amen!
OK, here I go …. (I'm sure Ed isn't rabid, and doesn't bite ….)
About to visit "A Man And His Movie Theater", by Ed Solero …..
In other words, Lost is a bit weary from "baby sitting" me over there! Don't worry, it's a padded room and I've had my medicine.
Thanks, Ed Solero and LuisV. I'll read the CT Laurelton Theater page carefully, and keep the personal chat, private.
Regarding the old Gertz Dept store….I never considered it a second rate Macy's. The Jamaica store was the flagship of the 7 store Long Island chain and I remember it being a very nice store. The store's slogan, written in fancy cursive script on the top floors facing the Long Island Rail Road tracks read "Gertz, Where Long Island Shops!".
Speaking of "Road-ology," my grade-school teacher (no, not the Hotel Bristol guy) used to tell us that a drunken Indian (meaning Native American) was to blame for the crooked path that Francis Lewis Blvd took in winding it's way from Whitestone all the way down to Rosedale! If you're familiar with that thoroughfare, Franny Lew takes a number of confusing twists and turns (including at least two 90 degree turns – even where nothing obstructs the continuation of the roadway). It was thus that my house in Laurelton was just one block over from the intersection of Francis Lewis Blvd and Francis Lewis Blvd!
I've also posted a ton of photos there that I took of the Laurelton Theatre as it currently exists (it is a church) – or at least as it existed in February of 2006.
Hey Peter… I think that's a tale best left to the page for my own personal little nabe, Interboro's Laurelton Theatre. As Lost Memory can tell you, I had been holding a conversation with myself that lasted a couple of years over on that page and could use the company! Actually, I've probably posted most of what there is to say in the comments that are already on that page.
Thanks, Warren, for the Merrick Road-ology, as it were, and your description of the origin of Loew's Valencia ! Way cool !
Thanks, Ed Solero. Once my dad's Aunt Suzie and Uncle Jimmy had moved to Hempstead from Bklyn (to accompany the Crane Plumbing Co.'s move there) in the late 1930's, my dad rode out there from Bushwick, Bklyn on his bike. He preferred Merrick Blvd. to Sunrise Highway to bike out to Hempstead. He also rode his bike on Interboro Pkwy. before it was opened to automobiles. He loved the ride, but the rough unfinished under-pavement wore out the rubber of his bike tires awfully fast.
So, what was it like growing up in Laurelton, from 1965 onward ?
It was originally called Merrick Road in Queens, but I don't know when the name changed. Merrick Road was once the main route to Long Beach and heavily used by people driving there from Manhattan. They would drive out on Queens Boulevard to Hillside Avenue, and then stay on Hillside until it connects with Merrick Road. Sime Silverman, publisher of Variety, got stuck in traffic one day near the intersection of Merrick and Jamaica Avenue and decided it would be a great location for a theatre. He told some friends and the rest is history.
Ugh. Merrick Blvd. My error, Peter. It becomes Merrick Road once it crosses the border into Nassau County (which was only a few blocks to the east of my neighborhood). Merrick Avenue exists, but further out east in the Nassau town of Merrick.
Ed, that's great news ! Your teacher avoided the cliche of being a bitter, middle-aged homosexual, mourning his loss of youth and good looks, preying on innocent and unsuspecting teenage boys ….
Although, in the case of me and my classmates, beginning sixth grade in the fall of 1966, with hormones beginning to rage then, a great deal was both suspected and imagined.
I was going to complain about you not commending me on MY creative writing. Then I took another look at what I had written, and saw I was merely echoing Clive Barker, and trying to apply my favorite horror stories of his to your high school situation.
Ah yes : Single Room Occupancy. A problem on the Upper West Side of Manhattan : mental patients turned out of hospitals for lack of room, "living" (really merely existing) in SRO's, or, worse yet, on the street ….
OK, downtown Jamaica wasn't really your neighborhood, yet you wrote about its decline so eloquently.
Merrick Avenue or Boulevard ?
Warren, I'm glad to read that the chicken chow mein sandwich is alive and well at the original Nathan's at Coney Island.
The original Nathan's at Coney Island still features chicken chow mein on a bun. The sandwich costs $2.99, but the chow mein by itself is also offered in a bowl for $3.79.
I don't want to wander too far off topic here, but I can tell you that my teacher's problems (at least as I understood it at the time) had to do with a drinking and gambling problem as well as a recent and nasty divorce (I imagine the first two lead to the last one).
Saps… very creative writing there – and most evocative of precisely the way I imagined the inside of the Bristol to be!
Pete… in this case SRO = Single Room Occupancy. It looked to me to date back to the 1920's. Limestone and brick, if I recall. I have to drive around the area one of these days and see if the place survived. If so, it's probably been gutted for condominiums!
Finally, for the record, downtown Jamaica really wasn't my neighborhood. I lived in Laurelton, which is several miles (and a couple of neighborhoods) to the southeast down Merrick Ave.
Thank YOU, Jack Tomai (poetic !) and saps (suspenseful).
saps, your story almost reads like an old EC horror comics tale, and has some of the tinge of those deliberately, exaggeratedly melodramatic lobby cards !
It also reminds me a bit of "Human Remains", a Clive Barker "books of blood" story, one of several of them in which the sleazy sex-crime-drugs underbelly of a big city (in this case, a young male prostitute named Gavin, and his client, a middle-aged fancier of Roman Britain) is a front for a supernatural, or super-normal, horror that is infinitely worse.
Two other stories of his, even more apropos to this theater site, would be "Son Of Celluloid", and "Sex, Death and Starshine", the ultimate haunted theater story.
So, Ed, perhaps your former English teacher was not only a junkie and a sexual pervert, but perhaps had also managed to open a door into hell, or the nether-world of the dead, into which yet another unsuspecting young innocent ….
"It was the summer of '92 and he had invited me up to his shabby digs at the old Bristol Hotel. Curiosity about his faded treasures (EC comic books? lobby cards?) had got the best of me and I agreed to meet my old English teacher there despite the long bus ride down the seedy streets near Jamaica Avenue. As I climbed the worn-down marble stairs — the smell of stale piss and body odor and old tobacco hanging in the air and my stomach in knots — little did I realize how this visit would change my life forever…"
OK, Ed, fill in the rest.
Having attended Delehanty High School right off Jamaica Ave,I too remember the area very well: its good times and its not so good times. I graduated in 1964 so the area was in flux at that time but it was still a bustling, active shopping and business area. Going to either the Valencia or the Alden was a treat as was Teddy's coffee shop. When my wife and I got married in 73 we bought most of our furniture at Ethan Allen Restful on Jamaica Ave. In high school, I bought all of my records at May's Dept. Store in their record dept. on the first floor. Best prices around. One of my girlfriends in HS lived in Queens Village and I didn't drive at the time, so I remember many cold, snowy nights waiting at the bus terminal by Macy's for the bus to Queens Village. Living in Cypress Hills, it was quite a trip: the J train to 168th St. and then hike over to the bus terminal and then the bus out to Queens Village! Ah, youth!
Thanks, Ed Solero, for posting these detailed Jamaica memories of your youth. You've mentioned many interesting details of some rapidly changing conditions of your old home neighborhood.
Re : your former English teacher : I'm amazed that he also held on to his life, let alone his job as a teacher of impressionable youth ! May I ask what his personal problems were, and how did they, and the sleaze that he lived in, spill over to you and your classmates ?
SRO = Servicemen's Relief Organization ? Was the hotel pre-WW I or II ?


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As regular readers know, I'm currently hugely busy over on 365 Jars and it's basically eating my life. The project takes at least 2 or 3 hours most days and it's often far more. When I started, I honestly thought I could work it around the other things that I had planned for this year but three months in, it's obvious that I was monumentally wrong about that.
I knew it would be a lot of work but I honestly had no idea quite how all-encompassing it was going to be. That's partly because it took off instantly, so I never got the gentle 'I'll just get up to speed while no one is looking' period that I was expecting. But I also drastically underestimated how much admin it would require. When I was planning it, I sensibly accounted for the making and the walking but stupidly didn't think about the time needed to answer comments and emails, promote it, manage the required databases and all the photo editing and blogging. Let this be a lesson to you, my dears, the hidden work is still work!
365 Jars is an epic project that deserves my full attention and rather than attempting to do lots of other things in a half-assed fashion, I've decided to make a few changes to free up time and energy so that I can concentrate on it.
The art shop
Firstly, I am closing down my Big Cartel shop completely. It's costing me money to run and I'm just not selling enough to justify that expense. More importantly, I don't have the time to make and add new stock and do the constant promotion that an online shop requires.
Rather than having it mouldering away unloved, I'm shutting the shop on Thursday 31st March at 9pm GMT and I'm discounting the existing stock, so you've got two days to get an art bargain.
Smaller drawings like this one are now only £30:
Kirsty Hall: pencil & gesso drawing
While the larger drawings are reduced from £75 to £50:
Kirsty Hall: pencil & ink drawing
These are all original, one-off drawings and the price includes postage. It's possible that I may try selling my artwork online again at some point but it definitely won't be with these particular drawings, so you've only got two days to snap them up and then they're gone for good.
If you're desperate for one but can't afford it right now, let me know and we'll work something out.
The business stuff
I have taken down the Artist's Eyeballs. It was an interesting experiment but they proved to be far too much work for the amount of money that I felt I could charge for them. I also didn't enjoy doing them enough – they felt like a struggle. It's possible that they may return in a different form in the future but for now, they are no more. If you've bought one and not yet received it, please don't worry, I've not forgotten about you – I'll be emailing you all personally this week to discuss timescales and options.
It's extremely unlikely that I will be offering any new products or services until next year and I may not continue working in this area in the long-term. But for now you can still hire me to help you work out your internet strategy because I'm continuing to offer Internet Hand-holding consulting. I've also taken this opportunity to slightly lower the price of consulting from £70 to £60. I know people say that you should never lower your prices but it was obvious to me that £70 was too high for my particular client base. Yes, I could go looking for a wealthier client base but other artists are the people that I'm still passionate about helping.
I am also still available for paid talks in the UK, so if you represent a college or an artists' group who need a talk on blogging, social media or the internet, please get in touch.
This blog
I will still be blogging on this site but it is going to be infrequent. However, I definitely don't want this blog to die for a year while I blog like a crazed weasel over on 365 Jars, so I'm considering options like Audioboo, more round-up posts and short videos.
Artist Arse Kicking
I haven't completely decided what's happening with Artist Arse Kicking but I definitely won't be opening it as a monthly subscription art club until early next year. It's obvious that I can't offer people my full attention right now and it would be unfair to charge for something that I can't deliver well. I am still very excited about it though and it will definitely happen once the jars are done.
I would like to do something with the site this year but I don't quite know what. I may ask for guest posters or just post inspiring stuff that I find around the web. I'd like to get some energy and community going over there. Suggestions gratefully received.
OK, that's it for now. Don't forget that you've got until Thursday at 9pm to buy my drawings before the shop closes.
That's great, you are showing flexibility and a concern for the quality of your products. The 365 Jars project is sooo GREAT it justly deserves your full attention.
Good for you for setting limits, my dear, and for taking good care of yourself!
I LOVE what you're doing with 365 Jars!
the jar project is really interesting and certainly deserves your focus.
i look forward to seeing where you go from here!
Just found your blog, the blessings of an easy going saturday. your 365 jars project is really great.
go forth and prosper. :)
No comments yet on this post. Amazing. Kirsty, yours is one of about a dozen blogs I follow periodically. Yours is consistently the most novel from a creative point of view. 365 Jars is a monumental effort, and it is so unusual, so interactive and full of the experience of discovery by–well, by those lucky few who discover the jars. I'm cheering you on, here–may the riches of Spring energize you and inform dozens of new jars.
No need to answer–I'd rather you busy yourself with the magic jars.
It's amazing, isn't it, what spurs us on to finally do something, like make art. That such beauty can come from such sadness.
Thanks for sharing
The pencil & ink drawing piece is just amazing! I love the simplicity of such art!
Great drawings! I agree with Frank, the simplicity is the power of this art. Less is more.
Nice, yours is one of the blogs I like as inspiration for my art, well done
Wow you design nice drawing. I have visit your website it looks great.


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We all question in each others countries why our governments forward so much money abroad when our own countries have big issues to deal with. We as the people of our countries will never know or be told the truth
Where are these starving Americans that you speak of? I have been out and about quite a bit and what I see is the opposite - people that are getting too much food.
Their fingers are overall......
I don't think that Israel is deserving of our money, but realistically America has a much bigger problem with people (especially its poor, who are more likely to be obese) eating too much than going hungry. The kind of money you speak of is relatively inconsequential in terms of our existing welfare system, not going to reach the people at the extreme margins (the ones actually going hungry).
Simply because the Jews in this country have way too much power, and we (white people) have too much guilt.
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Problem gambling and the brain
An exciting and relatively new addition to the research on the causes and treatments of problem gambling is emerging from work being done on brain development and function. For the most part, the research is too new to come to solid conclusions, so we offer an overview of some of the findings over the past several years. Some of the studies are very small and all require much more exploration, but the findings are intriguing and may lead the way to new treatment and prevention strategies.
Article excerpts on the brain and problem gambling
Gambling has drug-like effect on brain (2001)
The brains of people anticipating a win at the roulette table appear to react much like those taking euphoria-inducing drugs. A team of investigators reports that the parts of the brain that respond to the prospects of winning and losing money while gambling are the same as those that appear to respond to cocaine and morphine.
The overlap of brain activity seen in the gambling experiment with that found in earlier studies of drug use indicates, the researchers said, that the brain uses the same circuitry for "the processing of diverse rewards."
"The results of our gaming experiment, coupled with findings from prior studies of the anticipation and experience of positive and negative outcomes in humans and laboratory animals, suggest that a network of interrelated structures ... coordinate the processing of goal-related stimuli," the team led by Dr. Hans C. Breiter of Massachusetts General Hospital said.
They found that in the gambling experiment, blood flow to the brain changed in ways similar to that seen in other experiments during an infusion of cocaine in subjects addicted to that drug and to low doses of morphine in drug-free individuals. The changes varied in accordance with the amount of money involved, and a broadly distributed set of brain regions were involved in anticipating a win. The more money involved, the more excited the person became. The primary response to winning, or the prospect of winning, was seen in the right hemisphere of the brain, while the left hemisphere was more active in response to losing, the researchers reported.
Source: USA Today
The medial frontal cortex and the rapid processing of monetary gains and losses (2002)
Choices made after losses were riskier and were associated with greater loss-related activity than choices made after gains. It follows that medial-frontal computations may contribute to mental states that participate in higher-level decisions, including economic choices. Source: Science Magazine
Brain activities differ in problem gamblers (2003)
Imaging studies have identified unique brain activity changes in men with pathological gambling when they viewed videotapes about betting on cards or rolling dice at a casino, a Yale study has found.
The fMRI study showed that the men with gambling problems had a temporally dynamic pattern of brain activity when viewing gambling videotapes, with changes observed in frontal, paralimbic, and limbic brain structures. When viewing gambling cues, men with pathological gambling demonstrated relatively decreased activity in brain regions implicated in impulse regulation.
Another finding is that the pattern of brain activity changes more closely paralleled those observed in the cocaine cravings of cocaine addicts than the anticipatory urges in persons with OCD. Source: Yale
Gambling addiction resembles brain problem: Poorer choices, more errors seen in chronic gamblers'' mental tests (2005)
Gambling addiction may have something in common with certain brain impairments. Both conditions can hinder decision-making and the ability to determine the consequences of actions, according to Franco Manes, M.D., and colleagues. They say it''s possible that gambling addiction is associated with impairments in the brain's prefrontal cortex, affecting the ability of gamblers to consider future consequences before taking action.
Those with a gambling addiction made ""disadvantageous choices""on the decision-making task. The gamblers also made more impulse control errors on another task, say Manes and colleagues.
The errors and poor choices are similar to those made by people with problems in the brain's prefrontal cortex, the researchers say. Source: Web MD
Brain's 'gambling circuitry' identified (2006)
From gamblers playing blackjack to investors picking stocks, humans make a wide range of decisions that require gauging risk versus reward. However, laboratory studies have not been able to unequivocally determine how the very basic information-processing "subcortical" regions of the brain function in processing risk and reward.
Now, Steven Quartz and colleagues at the California Institute of Technology have created a simple gambling task that, when performed by humans undergoing functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) of their brains, distinguishes the "gambling" structures in the brain. Importantly, their findings tease apart the gambling function of these brain structures from their functions in learning, motivation, and assessment of the salience of a stimulus.
The researchers concentrated their analysis on the "anticipatory period" between the display of the first and second card, since it was then that the subjects were able to judge from the number on the card the risk of whether they were likely to win or lose their bet that the second card would be higher or lower.
Furthermore, the researchers divided that anticipatory period into two subperiods. During a one second [sic] period immediately after the first card was displayed, subjects were concentrating on expected reward, theorized the researchers; and in the following six seconds before the second card, they were assessing the risk revealed by the first card. The researchers based this approach on studies by other researchers of such processes in primates.
Quartz and colleagues found they could distinguish brain regions that specifically responded to either reward expectation or risk. Importantly, these areas showed activity that increased with the level of expected reward and perceived risk. The researchers found that the activation related to expected reward was immediate, while the activation related to risk was delayed.
Of the practical implications of their findings, the researchers wrote that "pathological behaviors ranging from addiction to gambling, as well as a variety of mental illnesses such as bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, are partially characterized by risk taking. To date, it is unknown whether such pathological decision making [sic] under risk is due to misperception of risk or disruptions in cognitive processes, such as learning, planning, and choice.
Source:Science Daily
Brain atrophy in elderly leads to unintended racism, depression and problem gambling (2007)
University of Queensland psychologist, Bill von Hippel, reports that decreased inhibitory ability in late adulthood can lead to unintended prejudice, social inappropriateness, depression, and gambling problems. Von Hippel also found that a penchant for gambling can be toxic for older adults, as those with poor executive functioning are particularly likely to have gambling problems. Interestingly, these problems are exacerbated in the afternoon, when older adults are less mentally alert. Older adults were more likely to get into an unnecessary argument and were also more likely to gamble all their money away later rather than earlier in the day. These findings suggest a possible avenue for intervention, by scheduling their important social activities or gambling excursions earlier in the day.
While social changes commonly occur with age, they are widely assumed a function of changes in preferences and values as people get older. Von Hippel argues that there may be more to the story and that some of the changes may be unintended and brought about by losses in executive control.
Source:Science Daily
Science shows how slot machines take over your mind (2007)
From the perspective of the brain, gambling has much in common with addictive drugs, like cocaine. Both work by hijacking the brain's pleasure centers -- a lure that some people are literally incapable of resisting. "Gambling games grew up around the frailty of our nervous system," says Read Montague, a professor of neuroscience at Baylor University. "They evolved to exploit specific hiccups in our brain."
The neural circuits manipulated by gambling originally evolved to help animals assess rewards, such as food, that are crucial for survival. Dopamine is the neurotransmitter involved with the processing of these rewards. Whenever we experience something pleasurable, such as winning a hand of blackjack or eating a piece of chocolate cake, our dopamine neurons get excited. These neurons help the brain learn about the pleasure, and attempt to predict when it will happen again.
Wolfram Schultz, a neuroscientist at Cambridge University, has exposed how this system operates on a molecular level. He has spent the past two decades measuring the activity of dopamine neurons in the brains of monkeys as they receive rewards of fruit juice. His experiments observe a simple protocol: Schultz flashes a light, waits a few seconds, and then squirts a few drops of apple juice into the monkey's mouth. While the monkeys are waiting for the sweet liquid, Schultz painstakingly monitors the response of individual cells.
At first, the neurons don't get excited until the juice is delivered. The cells are reacting to the actual reward. However, once the animal learns that the light always precedes the arrival of juice, the same neurons begin firing at the sight of the light instead of the reward. Schultz calls these cells "prediction neurons," since they are more interested in predicting rewards than in the rewards themselves.
These predictions are a crucial source of learning, since the monkey constantly compares its expectations of juice with what actually happens. For example, if the light is flashed but the juice never arrives, then the monkey's dopamine neurons stop firing. This is known as the "error signal." The monkey is disappointed, and begins to change its future predictions. However, if the monkey receives an unexpected reward -- the juice arrives without warning -- then the dopamine neurons get extremely excited. A surprising treat registers much larger than an expected one.
"A reward that's unpredictable typically counts three or four times as much," Schultz says. Games of chance prey on this neural system. Consider, for example, the slot machine. You put in a coin and pull the lever. The reels start to whirr. Eventually, the machine settles on its verdict. Chances are you lost money. But think about the slot machine from the perspective of your dopamine neurons. Whenever you win some money, the reward activates those brain cells intent on anticipating future rewards. These neurons want to predict the patterns inside the machine, to decode the logic of luck. Yet here's the catch: slot machines can't be solved. They use random number generators to determine their payout. There are no patterns to decipher. There is only a little microchip, churning out arbitrary digits.
At this point, our dopamine neurons should just turn themselves off: the slot machine is a waste of mental energy. But this isn't what happens. Instead of getting bored by the haphazard payouts, our dopamine neurons become obsessed. The random rewards of gambling are much more seductive than a more predictable reward cycle. When we pull the lever and win some money, we experience a potent rush of pleasurable dopamine precisely because the reward was so unexpected. The clanging coins and flashing lights are like a surprising squirt of juice. The end result is that we are transfixed by the slot machine, riveted by the fickle nature of its payouts. "The trick of a one-armed bandit," Montague says, "is that it provides us with the illusion of a pattern. We get enough rewards so that we keep on playing. Our cells think they'll figure out the pattern soon. But of course they won't."
The irony of gambling is that it's entertaining because it's so frustrating, at least for our dopamine neurons. One of the big remaining questions for scientists is why only some gamblers get addicted. While most people can walk away from the slot machines, some gamblers ... can't resist the temptation. For these compulsive gamblers, the misplaced predictions of their dopamine neurons become self-destructive. Source: Boston Globe
Gambling and risk taking (2007)
Once considered a character defect, gambling is now known to be a highly addictive disorder with neurological causes. Thanks to new advances in brain imaging, scientists are beginning to identify the neural mechanisms that go awry in the brains of pathological and problem gamblers. What they're learning from such research is also shedding light on how these same mechanisms determine individual risk tolerance - and influence the financial choices we all make throughout our lives.
You hold your breath as the wheel spins on the roulette table. You briefly close your eyes as the croupier deals you another card at the blackjack table. You stand frozen in place as the horse you bet on lunges toward the finish line.
At such moments - when you're anticipating the possibility of a financial reward - certain areas of your brain jump into action. The particular pattern of that activity, neuroscientists are now discovering, helps identify how risk-averse you are - not only when you're at the gambling table or the racetrack - but when you ponder any decision that involves some financial risk. Should you take a new job? Should you invest in a new business? Should you put your savings in potentially volatile stocks or in the "sure thing" of a bank certificate of deposit?
Those same neural patterns may also reveal whether you're at risk of becoming a pathological gambler, someone so addicted to gambling that you continue the activity even while mounting losses ruin your personal finances and relationships.
Recent studies have found that when we anticipate financial gains - whether at the gaming tables or on the stock market - an area of our brain known as the ventral striatum becomes activated and flooded with dopamine, a brain chemical linked to pleasurable sensations. The release of this chemical also occurs during physically rewarding activities such as eating, sex and taking drugs, and is a key factor behind our desire to repeat these activities.
When we start to consider the possibility of losing money, however, the same brain areas become less active. In fact, most people's brains show more negative sensitivity to losses than positive sensitivity to gains - neural evidence of our tendency toward risk aversion. In one study, researchers could predict how tolerant individuals were to risk by analyzing how their brains responded to potential gains versus potential losses. Those whose brains were less turned off by the possibility of increasing their losses tended to be more eager gamblers.
In pathological gamblers, neural activity in the ventral striatum remains remarkably unreactive - even during winning streaks. Their brains also show decreased activation in the ventrolateral prefrontal cortex - the brain's "superego" - which, when functioning normally, keeps people from acting impulsively. This finding may explain why pathological gamblers keep betting despite the havoc it inflicts on their lives. To maintain even a normal level of dopamine in their brains, they must gamble with increasing frequency - and often for greater and greater stakes. And the impulse control in their brain is not functioning properly. Drug addicts show a similar brain pattern - and a similar need to keep feeding their addiction.
Recently, pathological gambling has been found to be a rare side effect of specific types of dopamine agonists, drugs used to treat the tremors and balance problems associated with Parkinson's disease. The dopamine boost from these drugs appears to overload receptors in the ventral striatum, causing an irresistible urge to gamble. The effect does not occur in everybody who takes dopamine agonists and it dissipates once the medication is discontinued. Source: SFN (pdf of full article is available)
Brain challenges for compulsive gamblers (2008)
A new research study finds that gambling addicts do not learn from their mistakes. The finding suggests [that] differences in the prefrontal cortex of the brain may explain the development of impulsive or compulsive behavior that can lead to pathological gambling.
The research team evaluated a group of 15 male and five female pathological gamblers. They carried out various neuropsychological tests in order to explore which areas of the brain are related to the disorder. The tests included the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test (WCST), the Wechsler Memory Scale revised (WMS-R) and the Verbal Associative Fluency Test (FAS). Each of which can assess particular problem-solving abilities. [sic] They compared the results with those of healthy individuals.
They found that the pathological gamblers scored well in all tests except the card sorting. In this test, the patients had great difficulty in finding different ways to solve each problem in the test as they worked through them, whereas the healthy individuals got better with practice.
"Our findings show that in spite of normal intellectual, linguistic and visual-spatial abilities, the pathological gamblers could not learn from their mistakes to look for alternative solutions in the WCST," say the researchers.
This suggests that there are differences in the part of the brain involved in this kind of problem solving, the prefrontal region. "These differences might provoke a sort of cognitive 'rigidity' that predisposes a person to the development of impulsive or compulsive behaviour, leading to pathological gambling."
Source: Psych Central
Other resources on gambling and the brain
"Youth, Brain Development and Gambling Risk: Intersections on the Developmental Highway" PowerPoint presentation by Dr. Ken Winters
"Gambling Addiction: What's the Brain Got to do With It?" PowerPoint presentation by Dr. Mark Potenza
The Brain From Top to Bottom: brain function tutorial/overview


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