Andrzej Marczewski
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Gamification is manipulation; at least that is what many people think. Because gamification is a powerful tool for modifying behaviors, how we should consider ethics specifically for gamification?
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- Marczewski, A. Pokémon Go: The Good, The Bad and Some Lessons. Gamified UK. July 22, 2016; https://www.gamified.uk/2016/07/22/pokemon-go-good-bad-lessonsGoogle Scholar
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- The ethics of gamification
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