Measuring Affective, Physiological and Behavioural Differences in Solo, Competitive and Collaborative Games.
Daniel Gábana ArellanoLaurissa N. TokarchukHatice GunesPublished in: INTETAIN (2016)
Keyphrases
- physiological signals
- game theory
- statistically significant
- video games
- idea generation
- collaborative learning
- turn taking
- weighted majority
- computer games
- game design
- nash equilibria
- game theoretic
- games played
- monte carlo tree search
- geographically dispersed
- affective computing
- collaborative activities
- game playing
- nash equilibrium
- learning styles