Los efectos positivos de jugar videojuegos y su aplicación en entornos no lúdicos

  • Ramiro Moscardi
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Résumé

En el corriente trabajo se analiza, desde una perspectiva cognitiva, los efectos positivos de jugar videojuegos y estudia los efectos cognitivos resultantes de la interacción entre el videojuego y el jugador. Luego, se indaga de qué forma los videojuegos se pueden implementar en el contexto clínico (entorno no lúdico) donde el entretenimiento no es el principal propósito. El artículo consiste en tres partes, en la primera se analiza la interrelación entre la Psicología y los videojuegos, la segunda está dedicada a los efectos cognitivos y en la última parte, se revisarán distintas propuestas realizadas en el ámbito clínico. Se concluye que mediante la interacción con videojuegos se generan beneficios cognitivos.

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2020-09-15