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The Game of Science and Puzzles of Paradigm
Integrative Psychological and Behavioral Science, 2020Zagaria, Andó́ and Zennaro (in this issue) have offered that the discipline of psychology is fraught with conceptual chaos and a multiplicity of constructs. They have also assessed psychology to be a soft science, with much potential to be a hard science, should it allow itself to be unified by the principles offered by evolutionary psychology.
Girishwar, Misra +3 more
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Proceedings of the 34th SIGCSE technical symposium on Computer science education, 2003
Because students have different learning styles, it's important to incorporate multiple teaching techniques into the classroom experience. One such technique is the use of puzzles and games in the classroom to reinforce the learning objectives. Many topics in Computer Science are well suited for coverage in such a game.
John M. D. Hill +3 more
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Because students have different learning styles, it's important to incorporate multiple teaching techniques into the classroom experience. One such technique is the use of puzzles and games in the classroom to reinforce the learning objectives. Many topics in Computer Science are well suited for coverage in such a game.
John M. D. Hill +3 more
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A DIGITAL PUZZLE GAME FOR THE ELDERLY
EDULEARN Proceedings, 2019Several works in the literature show the importance that serious digital games have in maintaining the cognitive levels in the elderly population. However, there are important factors which limit their effective use, such as the game rules complexity and diversity, motivation and empathy with the tasks to be carried, users’ abilities to deal with ...
Barros, P. +3 more
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Simulating strategy and dexterity for puzzle games
2017 IEEE Conference on Computational Intelligence and Games (CIG), 2017We examine the impact of strategy and dexterity on video games in which a player must use strategy to decide between multiple moves and must use dexterity to correctly execute those moves. We run simulation experiments on variants of two popular, interactive puzzle games: Tetris, which exhibits dexterity in the form of speed-accuracy time pressure, and
Aaron Isaksen +3 more
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Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Fun and Games, 2012
This paper presents the design of a puzzle game for the Android platform along with a study on puzzle solving strategies across different interaction modalities. Solving puzzles is among the oldest challenges and entertainment activities available to us.
Jaime Carvalho +2 more
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This paper presents the design of a puzzle game for the Android platform along with a study on puzzle solving strategies across different interaction modalities. Solving puzzles is among the oldest challenges and entertainment activities available to us.
Jaime Carvalho +2 more
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Games, puzzles, and computation.
2006There is a fundamental connection between the notions of game and of computation. At its most basic level, this is implied by any game complexity result, but the connection is deeper than this. One example is the concept of alternating nondeterminism, which is intimately connected with two-player games.
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Learning Analytics for a Puzzle Game to Discover the Puzzle-Solving Tactics of Players
2016Games can be used as effective learning tools, proved to enhance players’ performance in a wide variety of cognitive tasks. In this context, Learning Analytics (LA) can be used to improve game quality and to support the achievement of learning goals.
Mehrnoosh Vahdat +5 more
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