de used to gamble for recreation; however, lately her gambling behavior has changed drastically. She now prefers nonstrategic gambling. She chooses the same slot machine every time she plays because she feels the machine enhances her chances of success. She feels the need to gamble and keeps playing even after losing money. She also gambles when she is having a bad day. She is aware that her addiction affects her relationship with her family and, hence, suffers from depression.
In the context of Jade's gambling disorder, which of the following is true?
a. She is likely to show typical patterns of withdrawal symptoms that confirm the severity of her disorder.
b. She suffers from illusion of control.
c. She cannot be treated with pharmaceutical treatments.
d. She cannot naturally recover from disordered gambling.