Gamification is defined as using game mechanics to encourage participation in non-game activities, such as workplace performance, education, healthcare, or even romantic relationships. This can take...
Gamification is an increasingly popular way to teach young people about sex and sexual health, but it has limitations. Gamifying sexual education often means replacing classroom lectures with...
How do role-playing and strategic social games contribute to adolescents' learning about sexual boundaries and negotiation?
Adolescence is a critical stage for developing personal identity and...
How Does Frequent Exposure to Gamified Sexuality Affect the Body's Sensitivity to Real Emotional Cues?
The human brain is wired for pleasure, which makes it susceptible to external stimulation...
The concept of gamification and interactive learning has been gaining popularity in educational settings for its potential to increase engagement and retention among learners. One aspect that is...
Cognitive and Emotional Processes that Sustain Empathy Learning in Gamified Moral Education
Empathy is an important aspect of character development which enables people to understand and share...
Collaborative gameplay is a form of play where multiple players work together to achieve a common goal. In this type of play, players need to coordinate their actions, make decisions, and share...
The phenomenon of gamification is rapidly changing how people interact with each other and express their identities online. Gamification refers to the application of game design elements to non-game...
Interactive queer narratives are stories that invite readers to participate in creating their own version of events. They can take many forms, from choose-your-own-adventure books to role-playing...
One of the most effective ways to enhance the effectiveness of virtual support systems for LGBT individuals is to incorporate features that promote resilience, connection, and shared care practices....