From the sacred rituals of online communities to the moral dilemmas of post-apocalyptic worlds, this section explores how games mirror — and shape — human psychology. Discover how cognition, emotion, identity, and storytelling collide in digital spaces, revealing what play can teach us about ourselves, our culture, and the worlds we build together.

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The Impact of Video Games on Cognitive Skills and Brain Function
Behavioral Psychology, Cognitive Development SPP Team Behavioral Psychology, Cognitive Development SPP Team

The Impact of Video Games on Cognitive Skills and Brain Function

Video games have come a long way from being mere entertainment; they are now recognized as powerful tools that can shape cognitive skills and impact brain function. While concerns have been raised about excessive gaming, research indicates that video games can have both positive and negative effects on the brain. In this article, we'll delve into the complex relationship between video games, cognitive skills, and brain function.

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The Psychology of In-Game Rewards: How Video Games Keep Us Hooked
Motivation & Engagement, Behavioral Psychology, Monetisation JC Pass Motivation & Engagement, Behavioral Psychology, Monetisation JC Pass

The Psychology of In-Game Rewards: How Video Games Keep Us Hooked

Video games have evolved from simple pastimes to complex interactive experiences that captivate players for hours on end. One of the key elements contributing to their allure is the use of in-game rewards. These rewards, ranging from virtual items and achievements to experience points and loot, play a significant role in keeping players engaged and motivated. In this article, we'll delve into the psychology behind in-game rewards and how they are designed to keep players hooked.

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