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Not trying to be rude but who taught you Questionaire format and has anyone i.e a lecturer looked at your question style?

First off, how can you ask someone if they are Casual / Hardcore without providing a definition and an explanation of what you are basing each on in terms of numerics. (Quantitative)

probably best to get sat down and devise a proper questionaire or get someone to look at it and approve it first.

Not too mention you're not providing any ethics form with this.

Kinetic
 
Not trying to be rude but who taught you Questionaire format and has anyone i.e a lecturer looked at your question style?

First off, how can you ask someone if they are Casual / Hardcore without providing a definition and an explanation of what you are basing each on in terms of numerics. (Quantitative)

probably best to get sat down and devise a proper questionaire or get someone to look at it and approve it first.

Not too mention you're not providing any ethics form with this.

Kinetic

Not to mention cheating to beat someone else is vastly different to cheating to beat a "game level".

A nice article here, based on nothing more than personal observations, of course - although there is one book mentioned in the article.
 
True, i applaud the idea to look into this area of research which is massivly neglected..

However you really need to sit down and go through the format critically with someone, and have you got ethics approval for this? Would imagine it would be fairly hard to convice a board that troubling people for the sake of video game habits is unethical.

Good luck though!
 
This qualifies as a dissertation? I'm sure glad I'm a rocket scientist...
 
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