Motivating people to perform better in exergames: Collaboration vs. competition in virtual environments

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Repetitive indoor exercises as running on a treadmill or cycling on an exercise bike use to be tedious and hard to keep in diary basis. In sports, social relationships are an important source of stimulus to achieve a goal. Better performances can be achieved when one compete against others, as well as when a group collaborate to achieve a common target. In this work we propose a motivational system to help people to perform better in exergames using a virtual environment and testing the effects of collaboration and competition in such environment. © 2013 IEEE.

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Nunes, M., Nedel, L., & Roesler, V. (2013). Motivating people to perform better in exergames: Collaboration vs. competition in virtual environments. In Proceedings - IEEE Virtual Reality (pp. 115–116). https://doi.org/10.1109/VR.2013.6549389

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