The Schachter-Singer theory states that emotion is based on two factors: physiological arousal and cognitive label. One can design an emotional experience by being mindful of how the audience's body will activate and how their brain will assume the apparent feelings.
Read MoreHaving a balanced motivational profile is the best way to achieve lasting happiness.
Read MoreHuman beings are incredibly complex creatures. Sometimes our actions are rational, sometimes they are not. We have the ability to hold multiple contradictory thoughts and motivations at once. Although we are complex, when millions of our actions analyzed, multiple patterns emerge. We can be understood.
Read MoreIn this article, I am attempting to understand how the human brain achieves rapid efficiency by observing how I play Dragon Age Inquisition.
Read MoreEdu-gaming has gained some traction in recent years because teachers (especially from primary schools) have started to realize the locked potential of video games to provide essential skills for the students. Dragon Age Inquisition is one great example of a game that train the players to acquire business and social instincts.
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