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Project LeadAnouk PoppelaarsCategoryResilienceProject statusPreparation
Facing the Challenge Together: a Social Game for Emotional Resilience
Our research aims to transform young people’s mental health by developing and testing a social game for resiliency when facing stress events. Working in collaboration with the Award winning studio Aardman Animations, we want to harness the important mental health implications of both social support and mindsets, to develop a fun and engaging intervention.
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Anouk Poppelaars
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Maaike Verhagen
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Isabela Granic
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Ken Koontz
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Project LeadBabet HalberstadtCategoryResilienceProject statusPreparation
Creating a Feeling of Social Support in Virtual Reality
People with large social networks on average live longer, happier, less stressed lives. We can potentially leverage virtual reality to increase the experience of social support and impact daily stress and anxiety. Therefore, this project aims to pinpoint which aspects of virtual social interaction are needed to convey a sense of social support.
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Babet Halberstadt
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Isabela Granic
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Marieke van Rooij
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Maaike Verhagen
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Ken Koontz
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Erik van den Berge
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Project LeadMarlou PoppelaarsCategoryResilienceProject statusData Collection
Can I Play Some More? Promoting Adolescent Wellbeing Through Engaging Video Games
Commercial video games may offer a cheap and readily available way to help us understand in what way video games can be used to promote adolescent wellbeing. Excellent targets for this are games that involve social interaction, encourage both positive and negative emotions and are identified by youth themselves as potentially beneficial. By letting youth play several commercial video games in different settings, we can learn how games interact with wellbeing in both short and long-term.
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Marlou Poppelaars
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Isabela Granic
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Anna Lichtwarck-Aschoff
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Adam Lobel
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