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    Gaming,  Mischief,  Psychology

    The Psychology of Video Game Mischief

    Dr Natalie Coyle / February 13, 2020 / 0 Comments

    In 2019, over one million people paid to play as a small goose stealing objects, scaring children, and wreaking havoc on a village. Videos were shared, memes were made, and plenty of laughter…

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  • Education,  Gaming,  Psychology

    How Video Games Can Help You Study

    Dr Natalie Coyle / May 31, 2019 / 0 Comments

    If you would like to listen to the contents of this article rather than read it, you can watch my YouTube video on how video games can help you study below: Education is…

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  • Psychology,  Twitch

    The Psychology of Twitch: CNBC Interview

    Dr Natalie Coyle / February 27, 2019 / 1 Comment

    In the beginning of February, I was invited to speak to CNBC about the role of psychology in the growing popularity of Twitch. This interview can be viewed below:   When preparing for…

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  • Gaming,  Online Gaming,  Psychology,  Rage Quitting

    The Psychology of Rage Quitting

    Dr Natalie Coyle / November 26, 2018 / 6 Comments

    Rage quitting can be defined as the act of quitting a game when you are losing, about to lose or feel that you will lose. While online games often have a punishment system…

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  • Gaming and anxiety
    Anxiety,  Gaming,  Mental Wellbeing,  Psychology

    How Video Games Can Help Anxiety

    Dr Natalie Coyle / August 23, 2018 / 0 Comments

    People may experience anxiety for a number of reasons, including fears of failure, embarrassment or recalling anxiety-provoking events (APA, 2013). In 2017, anxiety was described as an ‘epidemic’ as anxiety disorders are now…

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