Probability Perception in Chance-Based Games

Student thesis: Master thesis (including HD thesis)

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  • Daniel Møgelgaard Pedersen
4. term, Medialogy, Master (Master Programme)
This project focus on the study of players probability perception in chance-based video games. A literature review, revealed two different types of probability misinterpretation in chance-based games. These misinterpretations are studied in a video game designed around chance-based actions. Results were mixed and inconclusive, but certain trends were observed, that corresponds with some of the literature.A mind map for further work is created in the perspective.
SpecialisationGames
LanguageEnglish
Publication date8 Aug 2014
Number of pages41
ID: 202105485