The goal of this study is to investigate if personalized online normative feedback (PONF) can increase intention to change and help-seeking behaviors in young adults with gambling or trading problems in Spain. The main questions it aims to answer are: 1. Does PONF increase intention to change and help-seeking behaviors? 2. How does receiving PONF affect gambling and trading behaviors? Researchers will compare three groups: * Evaluation group: A control group with pre- and post-assessments. * Delayed evaluation group: A control group with only a post-assessment, to control for the effect of the assessment. * FNPO group: An intervention group receiving PONF after the initial evaluation and completing both pre- and post-assessments. Participants will: * Receive PONF or no feedback at the first evaluation. * Complete initial and follow-up assessments after 12 weeks.
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Intention to change
Timeframe: Baseline, immediate follow-up (after PONF), 3-month follow-up
Treatment-seeking behavior
Timeframe: Baseline, immediate follow-up (after PONF), 3-month follow-up