Each episode of The Psychology of Video Games Podcast features a discussion with a different expert on a specific topic about psychology and video games. Guests include those working in academia, the gaming industry, or as consultants.
Here are some useful links if you want to subscribe to the podcast using iTunes or another podcast app:
Otherwise, here are links to the blog posts for all episodes to date:
- Podcast 27: Collecting Things in Video Games
- Podcast 26: Moral Combat on Violent Video Games
- Podcast 25: A Parent’s Guide to The Psychology of Video Games
- Podcast 24: Using Video Games for Therapy
- Podcast 23: Self Determination Theory and Why We Play Games
- Podcast 22: Research on Games, Aggression, and Addiction
- Podcast 21: Achievements and Motivation
- Podcast 20: 12 Months of Psychology of Games Posts
- Podcast 19: Habit Forming Games
- Podcast 18: Biofeedback and Video Game Design
- Podcast 17: Gaming Psychology and Learning
- Podcast 16: The Qualities of Online Relationships
- Podcast 15: Simulation Sickness and Virtual Reality
- Podcast 14: Why People Play Games
- Podcast 13: Stress, Games, and Recovery
- Podcast 12: Video Game Violence
- Podcast 11: Video Games and Our Health
- Podcast 10: Can Video Games Make You Smarter?
- Podcast 9: How Do Games Differ From Other Media?
- Podcast 8: Envy and Microtransactions
- Podcast 7: The State of Video Game Debates
- Podcast 6: Using Psychology to Craft User Experiences
- Podcast 5: Building Better AI Through Psychology
- Podcast 4: Toxic Behavior
- Podcast 3: Psychological Flow
- Podcast 2: Big Data and Becoming a Video Game Psychologist
- Podcast 1: Rage Quitting, Frustration and Aggression
Hi Jamie, just starting listening the podcasts this morning. I think you have done a great job, your topic focus and interview style is really good. Looking forward to more in the future. As an avid gamer, and psychologist, this is exactly the sort of psych based podcast that I was looking for.
Warm regards
Scott
Hello
I have begun listening to the podcasts, just finished the first one and will definitely continue! It is fascinating and I like the format a lot. Very clear and concise. Thanks.
Jennifer
This podcast is a very valuable piece of work! I’m working on my PhD and this helps me put things in context. Thank you so much for this.
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