El papel de la personalidad en el juego problemático y en las preferencias de géneros de videojuegos en adolescentes

López-Fernández, Francisco J.; Mezquita, Laura; Griffiths, Mark D.; Ortet, Generós; Ibáñez, Manuel I.

doi:10.20882/adicciones.1370

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“…Research highlighted the importance of paying attention to gender-dependent differences and person-environment transactional processes when studying gaming-related behaviours. 31 The dichoptic action video game used in the present study was designed to be gender-neutral. This could have influenced the children's experiences with the game.…”

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“…Nevertheless, the parents in this study reported that their children (both boys and girls) became more reluctant to play the game as the study continued. Research highlighted the importance of paying attention to gender‐dependent differences and person–environment transactional processes when studying gaming‐related behaviours 31 . The dichoptic action video game used in the present study was designed to be gender‐neutral.…”

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How do parents experience patching or dichoptic action video gaming as amblyopia treatment? A qualitative study exploring treatment preferences and information needs to facilitate decision‐making

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Kadhum

Telleman

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Ophthalmic Physiologic Optic

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Purpose To explore parents' experiences, preferences and information needs when either patching treatment or dichoptic action video gaming is used as an amblyopia treatment for their child. Methods A qualitative study was carried out on parents whose newly diagnosed amblyopic children participated in a randomised controlled trial (RCT) comparing the effects of dichoptic action video gaming versus patching. A purposive heterogenic sample was selected for an additional interview after the study period. Semi‐structured interviews were conducted with one or both parents and transcribed verbatim, and a thematic analysis was performed. Results Ten families agreed to participate: seven in the patching group and three in the gaming group. Two themes emerged from the data exploring experiences with treatment: (1) factors influencing compliance and (2) burden with treatment. Parents reported creating a routine which improved compliance with patching, as opposed to gaming where parents felt less need to conduct the treatment themselves as it was performed in the outpatient clinic. In both groups, parents experienced an information hiatus regarding the role of refractive error. In deciding the type of treatment to be used, parents preferred to deliberate the choice with the healthcare professional and discuss considerations resulting in shared decisions. The emerging themes were (1) effect and efficiency of treatment, (2) organisational aspects of treatments and (3) their child's traits. Conclusion This study provides insight into the experiences of parents whose children underwent different types of amblyopia therapy. Both treatments have their own advantages and disadvantages. For parents, the effectiveness and efficiency of treatment were the most important aspects when deciding the method of management. Parents wish to come to a well‐informed, shared decision regarding the type of amblyopia treatment.

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confidence: 99%

How do parents experience patching or dichoptic action video gaming as amblyopia treatment? A qualitative study exploring treatment preferences and information needs to facilitate decision‐making

Tan

Kadhum

Telleman

et al. 2023

Ophthalmic Physiologic Optic

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“…Braun with colleagues (2016) revealed that non-gamers have higher conscientiousness than regular gamers and gaming addicts have the lowest conscientiousness (Braun et al, 2016). However, Huh and Bowman (2008) find a very weak correlation between online games addiction and conscientiousness (Huh & Bowman, 2008); there is mostly general consent that gamers characterized by high PVG are less conscientious than other gamers (Braun et al, 2016;Dieris-Hirche et al, 2020;Kaur, 2020;López-Fernández et al, 2020;Müller et al, 2014;Peters & Malesky, 2008;Wang et al, 2015;Wiguna et al, 2020). Moreover, in comparison with other personality traits of the Big Five model, conscientiousness, in particular, is characteristic of PVG, as shown by correlation coefficient values (Kayis et al, 2016;Müller et al, 2014;Şalvarlı & Griffiths, 2019;Wiguna et al, 2020).…”

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Conscientiousness, Immersion, and Game Chance Type: Problematic Videogames Use Predictors Among Professional Online Board Gamers

Wojtasiński

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Cudo

2023

RPsych

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Several reports on the potential relationship between immersion experienced by gamers and problematic videogames use (PVG) have recently appeared in the literature but their results often vary. This discrepancy may be due to the fact that games can be chance-dependent (CDG) or chance-independent (CIG). This may also be due to the nature of the relationship between immersion and PVG with a personality trait (conscientiousness), which is an antecedent of both variables. We decided to check whether conscientiousness and PVG relationship will be mediated by immersion and whether this relationship is dependent on the game type. The survey was addressed to board game club members who represented professional players, based on the time spent playing games as well as the ranking criterion. Ninety-four CDG and CIG players responded to the survey. The model proposed in this pilot study showed that conscientiousness explains PVG directly in CIG players, whereas in CDG players this mechanism is mediated by the immersion they experience. This discovery sheds new light on the potential motivational causes of PVG, which depend on both immersion and the chance type of game.

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Gaming Disorder

Evren

2022

Studies in Neuroscience, Psychology and Behavioral Economics

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El papel de la personalidad en el juego problemático y en las preferencias de géneros de videojuegos en adolescentes

Cited by 16 publications

References 27 publications

How do parents experience patching or dichoptic action video gaming as amblyopia treatment? A qualitative study exploring treatment preferences and information needs to facilitate decision‐making

How do parents experience patching or dichoptic action video gaming as amblyopia treatment? A qualitative study exploring treatment preferences and information needs to facilitate decision‐making

Conscientiousness, Immersion, and Game Chance Type: Problematic Videogames Use Predictors Among Professional Online Board Gamers

Gaming Disorder

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