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Using games to understand the mind
PsychologyNature Human Behaviour

Using games to understand the mind

K. Allen, F. Brändle, et al.

Games’ intuitiveness and fun make them powerful tools to study the mind—exposing inductive biases, intrinsic motivation, and richer, ecologically valid behaviour while enabling large, diverse datasets. This research was conducted by authors present in <Authors>.... show more
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