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Výkonová motivace hráčů počítačových her v adolescenci

Title in English Achievement motivation of computer games players in adolescence
Authors

VACULÍK Martin

Year of publication 2001
Type Article in Proceedings
Conference Psychologické otázky adolescence
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Social Studies

Citation
Field Psychology
Keywords achievement motivation; computer games; adolescence
Description This study is focused on achievement motivation of computer games players in adolescence. A total of 76 players who were suitable for two criterion: a) duration of playing computer games per week (minimum: 7 hours a week), b) duration of interest in computer games (minimum: 1 year). There was found no significant difference in level and in structure of achievement motivation between players and non-players. Higher level of achievement motivation focused on ego for players was discovered. There is no relationship between level of achievement motivation and amount of playing computer games. However, heavy players scored lower at both components of achievement motivation (ego, task) than other players.

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