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Competitors' envy, gamers' pride: An exploration of gamers' divergent behavior

Sharma et al., 2021

Document ID
5327016028790959030
Author
Sharma R
Singh G
Sharma S
Publication year
Publication venue
Psychology & Marketing

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Cheating in games has existed since the beginning of video games. The landscape of gaming and cheating has changed profoundly with its migration to the online environment. This study aims to investigate the unethical behavioral intention of online gamers. The …
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