: This essay moves past treating games as self-contained logical systems. It argues that a science of game design must be built on testable models of human psychology , placing the player’s desires and "cleverness" at the center [27].
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: This write-up deals with team dynamics, suggesting that leaders should maintain a list of the problems that "frighten" the team to build confidence through success [23]. : This essay moves past treating games as
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