Titlebook: Games for Health; Proceedings of the 3 Ben Schouten,Stephen Fedtke,Alex Gekker Conference proceedings 2013 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden Gm

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Bias Blaster – Aiding Cognitive Bias Modification- Interpretation through a bubble shooter induced ged therapeutic intervention, i.e., Cognitive Bias Modification Interpretation (CBM-I). The game is tailor-made for patients of the Dutch national mental health organization (GGZ) recovering from a First-Episode Psychosis (FEP). Cognitive Bias Modification- Interpretation treats the self-stigma and i

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Attributing Design Decisions in the Evaluation of Game- Based Health Interventionse design and development process of games usually also involves an evaluation phase, aimed at identifying improvements for subsequent iterations. Since game design theory and theories from associated fields provide no unified framework for designing successful interventions, interpreting evaluation

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IGER: A Game Engine Specifically Tailored to Rehabilitationver, are often created for a specific impairment and cannot be generalized to other domains. More generally speaking, the lack of shared design and development guidelines for rehabilitation games can be highlighted. The Intelligent Game Engine for Rehabilitation (IGER) described here has been develo

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The Core Mechanic in ,: A Design Journeyto improve Shelton’s theory of activity-goal alignment, which focuses on the relationship between a player’s activity and the designer’s intended learning goal in any learning game. Using the research method of autoethnography, the data is an account of the evolution of the core mechanic in ., a lea

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Using Vitruvius as a Framework for Applied Game Designcult task, especially without a guiding vision or design framework. Here, we propose a philosophical framework inspired by the ancient Roman architect Vitruvius, which can be used as an approach to designing and developing applied games for healthcare and other contexts. Vitruvius believed any well