An Agent-Based Model to Explore Game Setting Effects on Attitude Change During a Role Playing Game Session

摘要: Role playing games (RPGs) can be used as participatory simulation methods for environmental management. However, researchers in the field need to aware of influence game settings on participants' behavioural patterns and attitudes, before fine tuning design use their games. We developed an agent-based model (CauxAttitude) assess framing induced by conditions implementation a specific game, named CauxOperation, possible changes attitudes. designed CauxAttitude basis social psychology theories that describe relations between attitudes behaviours, well observations CauxOperation sessions. In this paper, we how behaved according variations initialization parameters our aim being explore effects subjective choices concerning implementation. The results simulations enabled us identify explored, including choice population participants or number made designer. Our also revealed underlying mechanisms explain settings. These provide clues designer manage them.