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- 1What are the components of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?1. Physiological Needs
2. Safety Needs
3. Love/Belonging Needs
4. Esteem Needs
5. Self-actualisation - 2What is "extrinsic motivation"?Extrinsic motivation refers to behaviours that are driven by external rewards, like money, fame, good grades, praise. Doing things for an outer force, not for yourself.
- 3What is "intrinsic motivation"?Intrinsic motivation refers to engaging in something because as a person, we enjoy doing that thing for the sake of doing it.
- 4What are the 3 main needs in Social Determination TheoryAutonomy, Competence, Relatedness
- 5What are the types of regulation in SDT?External regulation - satisfy external pressures or to achieve externally imposed rewards
Introjected Regulation - avoid guilt/maintain self-esteem
Identification - to achieve personally valued outcomes
Integrated - to align with one's sense of self
Intrinsic regulation - for inherent enjoyment/satisfaction - 6What are the 4 keys to fun?People Fun
Easy Fun
Hard Fun
Serious Fun - 7What are the Hexad player types?Achiever, socialiser, philanthropist, disruptor, player, free spirit,
- 8What is the Intrinsic motivation RAMP?Relatedness
Autonomy
Mastery
Purpose - 9What are the 8 core points of the Octalysis?1. Epic meaning and calling
2. Development and accomplishment
3. Empowerment of creativity and feedback
4. Ownership and possession
5. Social influence and relatedness
6. Scarcity and impatience
7. Unpredictable and curiosity
8. Loss and avoidance - 10What is classical conditioning?Learning by association
e.g. sound of bell means that food is in the near future - 11What is operand conditioning?Learning by rewarding and punishing behaviour.
- 12What is the overjustification effect?Overjustification is rewarding someone such that their motivation shifts from being intrinsic to extrinsic. This destroys the pre-existing intrinsic motivation, and the extrinsic reward is needed continuously to sustain activity.
- 13What is the function of an Engagement Loop?To motivate design at *micro* levels. There is a focus on individual user actions.
- 14What is the function of the Progression Loop?Motivation design at the *macro* level. There is a broader focus on the structure of the activity throughout the course of the gamification.
- 15What are the 4 components of the Engagement Loop?Motivation emotion
Call to action
Engage
Feedback reward - 16Draw up a progression loop
- 17Discuss the basic guidelines for selecting a game design element.Meaningful choices
Puzzles
Mastery
Community - 18List the major steps of player centred design.Understand the player
Understand the mission
Understand human motivation
Apply game mechanics
Manage, monitor, and measure
Other considerations (ethical, legal) - 19Define Hofstede's 6 dimensions of national cultures.Individualism vs collectivism
Power distance
Masc. vs fem
Uncertainty avoidance
Long term vs short term oriented
Indulgence vs restraint - 20List and describe the four extrinsic user sub types in the Hexad.Self-Seeker - does things for their own benefit
Consumer - will do what is needed for the reward
Networker - looking for useful contacts they can gain from
Exploiter - look for loopholes and bugs to gain rewards - 21List and describe the 4 disruptor subtypes of the HexadGriefer - make things bad for other people
Improver - find things that are wrong with ur stuff and make it better
Influencer - has influence over people (can be gud or bad)
Destroyer - just plain assholery - 22yayok
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