No effect of gamification on attrition from a web-based longitudinal cognitive testing study
Marcus Munafo (Creator)
Jim Lumsden (Creator)
Andrew Skinner (Contributor)
David Coyle (Contributor)
Natalia Lawrence (Contributor)
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In this online experimental repeated-measures study, participants were randomized to one of three gamelike variants (non-game, points, theme) in a between subjects design, to assess whether gamification reduced dropout from the study (attrition).
Lumsden, J., Skinner, A., Coyle, D., Lawrence, N. S. & Munafo, M., Nov 2017, In: JMIR.19, 11, 18 p., e395.
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Munafo, M. (Creator), Lumsden, J. (Creator), Skinner, A. (Contributor), Coyle, D. (Contributor), Lawrence, N. (Contributor) (20 Oct 2017). No effect of gamification on attrition from a web-based longitudinal cognitive testing study. University of Bristol. 10.5523/bris.2lh5oz3p93q7p2uyx4w2h70a0v