Intrinsic vs. Extrinsic Motivation in an Interactive Engineering Game

Subject Areas : Human Computer Interaction and Interface

Rani Deepika Balavendran Joseph ¹ , Alok Pal ² , Jeanne Tunks ³ , Gayatri Mehta ⁴

1 - University of North Texas
2 - University of North Texas
3 - University of North Texas
4 - University of North Texas

Received: 2018-10-27 Accepted : 2019-01-24 Published : 2019-02-01

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