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Fairclough, S. H. 2007 Psychophysiological inference and physiological computer games. Paper presented at Brainplay’07: Brain-Computer Interfaces and Games, Salzburg, Austria. 
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Resource type: Proceedings Article
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BibTeX citation key: Fairclough2007
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Keywords: Emotion, Engagement, Psychology, Psychophysiology
Creators: Fairclough
Publisher: Workshop at the Int. Conf. on Advances in Computer Entertainment (Salzburg, Austria)
Collection: Brainplay’07: Brain-Computer Interfaces and Games		 Views: 8/1254
Abstract
"This paper is concerned with the use of real-time psychophysiological monitoring to control the interaction between the player and the computer game. In the context of the current paper, psychophysiology is used to represent the cognitive/motivational/emotional state of the player. The paper explores fundamental concepts and assumptions underpinning the design of a physiological computer game, including: (1) the use of psycho-physiological inference, (2) the representation of the state of the player, and (3) the biocybernetic control loop."
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