"In Control or in their Shoes": How Character Attachment Differentially Influences Video Game Enjoyment and Appreciation

Nicholas Bowman, Mary Beth Oliver, Ryan Rogers, Brett I. Sherrick, Julia Woolley, Mun-Young Chung

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title = "{"}In Control or in their Shoes{"}: How Character Attachment Differentially Influences Video Game Enjoyment and Appreciation",

author = "Nicholas Bowman and Oliver, {Mary Beth} and Ryan Rogers and Sherrick, {Brett I.} and Julia Woolley and Mun-Young Chung",

year = "2016",

language = "English",

pages = "83--99",

journal = "Default journal",

publisher = "Current Opinion in Endocrinology Diabetes and Obesity",

}