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ONYA - The Wellbeing Game: How to Use Gamification to Promote Wellbeing

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ONYA - The Wellbeing Game: How to Use Gamification to Promote Wellbeing . / Tolks, Daniel; Sailer, Michael; Dadaczynski, Kevin et al.
In: Information, Vol. 10, No. 2, 58, 12.02.2019.

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Harvard

Tolks, D, Sailer, M, Dadaczynski, K, Lampert, C, Huberty, J, Paulus, P & Horstmann, D 2019, 'ONYA - The Wellbeing Game: How to Use Gamification to Promote Wellbeing ', Information, vol. 10, no. 2, 58. https://doi.org/10.3390/info10020058

APA

Tolks, D., Sailer, M., Dadaczynski, K., Lampert, C., Huberty, J., Paulus, P., & Horstmann, D. (2019). ONYA - The Wellbeing Game: How to Use Gamification to Promote Wellbeing . Information, 10(2), Article 58. https://doi.org/10.3390/info10020058

Vancouver

Tolks D, Sailer M, Dadaczynski K, Lampert C, Huberty J, Paulus P et al. ONYA - The Wellbeing Game: How to Use Gamification to Promote Wellbeing . Information. 2019 Feb 12;10(2):58. doi: 10.3390/info10020058

Bibtex

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title = "ONYA - The Wellbeing Game:: How to Use Gamification to Promote Wellbeing ",
abstract = "The Wellbeing Game uses game design elements to promote wellbeing. Players document their daily activities in the game and categorize them to one or more of five wellbeing-related factors. The users join teams and can create team events to work together and improve their wellbeing status. The present study aims to review the application and the theoretical base of 'TheWellbeing Game', to adapt it to the German context, and to evaluate its health effects in different settings. Additional aims are to analyze the current state of research regarding the links between health, wellbeing, and gamification and to identify crucial game design elements that have to be implemented in the application in order to address the needs of competence, autonomy, and social relatedness according to the self-determination theory.",
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author = "Daniel Tolks and Michael Sailer and Kevin Dadaczynski and Claudia Lampert and Julia Huberty and Peter Paulus and David Horstmann",
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AU - Lampert, Claudia

AU - Huberty, Julia

AU - Paulus, Peter

AU - Horstmann, David

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