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000764208 24500 $$aEmotion in games :$$btheory and praxis /$$cKostas Karpouzis, Georgios N. Yannakakis, editors.
000764208 264_1 $$aSwitzerland :$$bSpringer,$$c[2016]
000764208 264_4 $$c©2016
000764208 300__ $$a1 online resource (xv, 338 pages) :$$billustrations.
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000764208 4901_ $$aSocio-Affective computing,$$x2509-5706 ;$$vVolume 4
000764208 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
000764208 5050_ $$aForeword; Preface; Contents; Contributors; Part I Theory; 1 The Aesthetic Motives of Play; Introduction; Cautions About Asking `Why'; Uncertainty as the Foundation of Play; General Motives; The Social Motive; The Thrill-Seeking Motive; The Curiosity Motive; Functional Motives; The Victory Motive; The Problem-Solving Motive; The Luck Motive; The Acquisition Motive; Representational Motives; The Narrative Motive; The Horror Motive; The Agency Motive; Conclusion; References; 2 Affect Channel Model of Evaluation in the Context of Digital Games; Introduction; Background; Model Details
000764208 5058_ $$aBuilding BlocksOrganization; Affect Channels; The Model; Pre-stimulus Level (L0); Reflexes (L1); Survival Evaluation (L2); Evaluation of Predicted Consequences (L3); Conceptual Evaluations and Further (L4+); Final Words; References; 3 Affective Involvement in Digital Games; Introduction; The Bottom-Up Experience Triangle; The Player Involvement Model; A Quantitative Perspective; Experimental Design; Experiment 1: Game Story; Experiment 2: Social Setting; Experiment 3: Game Controller; Measures; Results; Impact of Manipulations on Player Involvement; Experiment 1: Game Story
000764208 5058_ $$aExperiment 2: Social SettingExperiment 3: Game Controller; Combining Affective Involvement; Experiment 1: Game Story; Narrative Involvement and Affective Involvement; Ludic Involvement and Affective Involvement; Experiment 2: Social Setting; Shared Involvement and Affective Involvement; Experiment 3: Game Controller; Kinesthetic Involvement and Affective Involvement; Spatial Involvement and Affective Involvement; Conclusion; References; Part II Emotion Modelling and Affect-Driven Adaptation; 4 Multimodal Sensing in Affective Gaming; Introduction; Affective Gaming; Sources of Affect
000764208 5058_ $$aVision-BasedFacial Expressions; Body Expressivity; Haptics; Wearable Games; Affective Evaluation of Players; Affective Interaction in Games; Existing Commercial Games; Affective Gaming Scenarios and Challenges; Affective Gaming Scenarios; Affective Gaming Challenges; Applications of Affective Games; Conclusions; References; 5 Emotion Modelling via Speech Content and Prosody: In Computer Games and Elsewhere; Introduction; Emotion Modelling; Emotion and Games; Speech Content; Speech Recognition and Emotion; Textual Features; Tokenisation and Tagging; Vector Space Modelling
000764208 5058_ $$aZero-Resource ModellingLearning; Prosodic and Acoustic Modelling; Speaker Separation and Denoising; Prosodic and Acoustic Features; Zero-Resource Modelling; Learning; Integration and Embedding; Fusion; Available Tools; Data and Benchmarks; Distribution; Confidence Measures; Adaptation and Self-Training; Encoding and Standards; Summary and White Spots; Summary; White Spots; References; 6 Comparing Two Commercial Brain Computer Interfaces for Serious Games and Virtual Environments; What Are Brain-Computer Interfaces?; Neuroimaging Techniques for BCI Systems
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000764208 650_0 $$aVideo games$$xDesign.
000764208 650_0 $$aComputer games$$xPsychological aspects.
000764208 650_0 $$aVideo games$$xSocial aspects.
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000764208 7001_ $$aKarpouzis, Kostas,$$eeditor.
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