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Gamification of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Homework: Therapist Concept Mapping Approach. [PDF]
JMIR Form ResLau HM, van Oppen P, Riper H.
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Exploring EFL primary school teachers' behavioral intention towards digital game-based learning. [PDF]
PLoS OneWang Y, Zou D.
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Scorekeeping in a language game
Journal of Philosophical Logic, 1979Abstract Sparked by the work of Robert Stalnaker, this paper integrates some of Lewis's views in formal semantics and formal pragmatics. Drawing an analogy with the practice of scorekeeping in baseball, Lewis proposes the notion of a “conversational score” that varies depending on the semantic vicissitudes arising from the contexts in ...
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2014
With rise of the computer since the 1950’s there has been a constant evolution for ways to further enable calculating capacities. It is ironic, that a machine derived with such thoughtful and sophisticated process mathematically, has found a key and increasingly dominant expression in games, which has a reputation for a lack of seriousness.
Roman Danylak, Kyeong Kang
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With rise of the computer since the 1950’s there has been a constant evolution for ways to further enable calculating capacities. It is ironic, that a machine derived with such thoughtful and sophisticated process mathematically, has found a key and increasingly dominant expression in games, which has a reputation for a lack of seriousness.
Roman Danylak, Kyeong Kang
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Verification of Games in the Game Description Language
Journal of Logic and Computation, 2009The Game Description Language (GDL) is a special purpose declarative language for defining games. GDL is used in the AAAI General Game Playing Competition, which tests the ability of computer programs to play games in general, rather than just the ability to play a specific game.
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Language, games and language games
The Journal of Socio-Economics, 2002Abstract How do social values come about and gain legitimacy? Starting from the premise that discourses of social analysis affect the ways in which social norms develop and proliferate, this article models the evolution of professional codes and dialects using Wittgenstein’s idea of a language game. A language game is formalized as a repeated game of
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Synthese, 1967
Consider the following sentences: (1) You live here now. (2) Live (you) here now! (3) Do you live here now?
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Consider the following sentences: (1) You live here now. (2) Live (you) here now! (3) Do you live here now?
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