Podcast 84 – Games and Moral Reasoning
Can playing a lot of games lead us to become better at explaining why a given character or behavior is moral or immoral?
Can playing a lot of games lead us to become better at explaining why a given character or behavior is moral or immoral?
Why are we motivated to keep playing games, sometimes even doing the same thing over and over again?
How some therapists are using games like Dungeons & Dragons for therapy and how it’s different (and the same) from the game you play.
In this episode, I talk about some of the psychology behind sales, especially digital sales that have no physical items or storefronts involved.
Could we develop a training regime for esports teams? My guest expert and I discuss the state of research on esports psychology.
I share a lecture I recently gave on the psychology behind video games and nostalgia, that bittersweet remembrance of times past.
What kinds of transformative experiences can watching Critical Role or actually playing Dungeons & Dragons create?
Why are fans so ready to get in fights over their preferred game properties or gaming consoles?