An agent-based model to explore game setting effects on attitude change during a role playing game session
EE Dubois, O Barreteau, VV Souchere - Journal of Artificial Societies …, 2013 - hal.science
Role playing games (RPGs) can be used as participatory simulation methods for
environmental management. However, researchers in the field need to be aware of the
influence of the game settings on participants' behavioural patterns and attitudes, before fine
tuning the design and use of their games. We developed an agent-based model
(CauxAttitude) to assess the framing induced by the conditions of implementation of a
specific game, named CauxOpération, on possible changes in participants' attitudes. We …
environmental management. However, researchers in the field need to be aware of the
influence of the game settings on participants' behavioural patterns and attitudes, before fine
tuning the design and use of their games. We developed an agent-based model
(CauxAttitude) to assess the framing induced by the conditions of implementation of a
specific game, named CauxOpération, on possible changes in participants' attitudes. We …
An agent-based model to explore game setting effects on attitude change during a role playing game session
O Barreteau - http://jasss. soc. surrey. ac. uk/JASSS. html, 2013 - agris.fao.org
Role playing games (RPGs) can be used as participatory simulation methods for
environmental management. However, researchers in the field need to be aware of the
influence of the game settings on participants' behavioural patterns and attitudes, before fine
tuning the design and use of their games. We developed an agent-based model
(CauxAttitude) to assess the framing induced by the conditions of implementation of a
specific game, named CauxOpération, on possible changes in participants' attitudes. We …
environmental management. However, researchers in the field need to be aware of the
influence of the game settings on participants' behavioural patterns and attitudes, before fine
tuning the design and use of their games. We developed an agent-based model
(CauxAttitude) to assess the framing induced by the conditions of implementation of a
specific game, named CauxOpération, on possible changes in participants' attitudes. We …
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