Relating/related ?

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pranasas"Many respondents have some kind of connections related to serious gambling."

Your sentences have semantic issues. First, the meaning of "connection" is vague in the context. What do you mean? I am guessing. Do you mean to say:"Many respondents have serious problems related to gambling."?

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Hi. Thank you for response.

First sentence: I intended to mean that many respondents have close friends, relatives, etc who go to casinos and/or gamble seriously.
I generalized them all as connections (I need short sentences for my sketchy "Powerpoint" presentation), I guess that's not the appropriate word :/

Second sentence: I intended to mean that a number of people rated g

pranasas"only a little addictive"

There is no such thing as "only a little addictive". If some one has a cocaine habit, he is addicted. It doesn't matter if it is a 50-a-day addiction or a 200-dollar-day addiction. That reasoning applies to gambling. If the meaning is unclear, your presentation may be in jeopardy. For me, Gambling Addiction for the title is ap

I guess it's a matter of discussion. I believe addiction can be rated in a way which represents how quickly one can become addicted...

pranasasI guess it's a matter of discussion. I believe addiction can be rated in a way which represents how quickly one can become addicted...

Just for discussion purpose, addiction is just a generic term for a dependency of some kind. When you consider someone with an addiction, he is in serious trouble. Even in the hit song by Robert Palmer in the 80's, it s