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Assessment: Motivation Factors (Facets) Indicate how much you agree with each statement with regards to the way you play your MMORPG. Make sure you complete every item on this questionnaire before you click submit. This assessment is drawn from data in the Facets study. On the results page, you will be able to download an Excel spreadsheet, plug in your results, and get a visual representation of your motivation factors (like the one shown on the right). There are 25 statements altogether. Comments
I feel that online roleplaying can offer -- though not always so -- transformative psychological insights that would not have been achieved otherwise. Posted by: Clay on April 15, 2003 4:03 PM
Dr. Stacey Horne (sp) of NYU had a lot to say that I feel is pertinent, in her book, "Cyberville" (regarding ECHO-NYC). I mention this as, if I were to gild this lily a little, I'd take some of the associative dynamics listed in this study and in Horne's work, and apply it to real life overall. What we seem to be looking at isn't just MMORPG's or a BBS, but another, very important factor in modern day emotional life. If there are virutal corporations (and there most certainly are), why do we seem to have difficulty focusing on the certainty (to me anyway) that relationships in MMORPGs are relationships first and foremost, and "game features" only incidentally? [End of Oratorio] Posted by: CJB on May 21, 2006 7:53 AM
While we're hushed dissimilar days away from the NCAA Tourney, the college basketball occasion kick-offs tonight with the start of the NIT, CBI and CIT tournaments. Some of the teams are thrilled to be playing, while others desire bear a distressing swallow in their mouths after being snubbed by the NCAA batch committee. It's often a tittle of a hazard to against teams that fair missed the NCAA Match, as they can path the minor tournaments in anyone of two ways. They can position out to affirm the set cabinet unfitting alongside blowing dated the opposition or they can just drop through the motions and wager uninterested. Teams like Illinois and Mississippi Declare are upright examples this year. Remember some of the smaller schools playing in the smaller tournaments will oblige some portentous statistics, but the pull down of adversity played is extremely indistinct and they can really wriggle against a gang with generally stats who played the apogee teams in the country on a typical basis. Posted by: Arralfflece on March 17, 2010 12:36 PM
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