Current Issue: Vol. 7-1 (03/09/2009)
 
 

 

 

Subscribe to the mailing list to receive notification of new surveys and articles.


[more info / unsubscribe]
 

John: Trainer Joe Joliet, IL, (August 17, 2010). Dreams on Screen Productions and the Will County Boxing Gym is developing a ... [go]

slulfilia: Hi guys, i 've spent quite a while here reading your posts today, so i decided to register here too. ... [go]

Pat: Quote from pyronus: "also, teenagers who play mmo's are less likely to have sex outside of marriage, which increases the ... [go]

Spurcewerce: Sorry admin - my post is test ... [go]

Oxitteevell: Наша цель – быть полезными людям. Помоги детям инвалидам жить, ведь у них нет того чем наделила природа тебя... делаются ... [go]

 

 


L10 Web Stats Reporter 3.15 LevelTen Hit Counter - Free Web Counters
LevelTen Web Design Company - Website, Flash & Graphic Designers
 
 

A Brief Primer on Methods and Critiques


But here in this short article, I have been on the defensive and I would like to take some time to emphasize how well the survey data here has actually matched up with other data points. After all, empirical research is not about instant gratification, but instead it is often about slow accumulation of data and sifting of incongruous findings over time.

Match with data from other academic studies. Most of the key demographics variables match up well with other online survey studies of MMO players.

Griffiths, M.D., Davies, M.N.O. and Chappell, D. (2004). Online computer gaming : A comparison of adolescent and adult gamers, Journal of Adolescence, 27: 87-96.

Griffiths, M.D., Davies, M.N.O. and Chappell, D. (2003). Breaking the stereotype: The case of online gaming, CyberPsychology and Behavior, 6: 81-91.

Project Massive

Match with company marketing data. Most of the key demographic variables match up with data provided in a marketing report on MMOs. A specific section on Sony’s EverQuest draws on data provided by SoE.

Source: DFC Report

 
>> [Next Page]

Posted on October 17, 2005 | Comments (1)


To speed up load-times on multi-page articles, comments are now only loaded on the last page of an article.
 

Tribal design by snoopydoo. Crusader graphic by Gravity. All other materials available at The Daedalus Project are copyright 2003-2006 by Nick Yee.