In recent year, gamification has begun to invade in the educational setting. It is to train
students to create an intellectual challenge, identifiable methods, and interactivity resulting …

The present study investigates how the different modes of game-design triggers learning
outcomes, focusing on peer learning and intergroup competition. A problem-solving science …

In accord with Festinger (1954) and Garcia et al.(2013), we investigate the understudied link
between social comparison and competition. Specifically, in two correlational studies using …

There is growing evidence that risky cooperation is regulated by the experience of previous
interactions with others. However, it is unclear how the evaluation of outcomes from …

Following sociocultural and personality theory, the current study addresses the need to
investigate the influence of the social context and related personality variables on risky …

Introduction Our recent research has demonstrated that social comparison orientation of
ability (SCO-ability) is an antecedent of trait competitiveness (TC), and TC mediates the …

Competition usually exists in groups in everyday interactions, but how children allocate
according to competition outcomes (eg, merit‐based allocation) after intergroup competition …

Previous research has found that children can allocate resources according to competition
outcomes (eg, merit-based allocation) in interpersonal competitive contexts, but less …

Decision theories have made a distinction between risk (ie, known probabilities) and
ambiguity (ie, unknown probabilities). Prior work has examined the effect of competition and …

Economic risk proneness is displayed by human children and some nonhuman primate
species. To explore the role of attraction toward the unknown and the unexpected in …