Today eSports gaming is enjoying growing popularity in the world and much attention from
various research areas, including CSCW. eSports gaming is a highly competitive …

Emotions that differ on the approach-avoidance dimension are thought to have different
functions. Based on the motivational dimensional model of affect, we expected high …

Objectives There exists a wealth of evidence that athletes must regulate their emotions for
optimal performance and wellbeing. In addition to athletes' attempts to regulate their own …

Physiological sensing has been a prominent fixture in games user research (GUR) since the
late 1990s, when researchers started to explore its potential to enhance and understand …

The interpersonal dimension of emotion regulation in the field of sport has lately received a
burgeoning interest. Nevertheless, how and why athletes regulate their teammates' …

Recent years have seen important advances in the study of video games, with many
scholars examining how video games impact emotional experiences of players. While this …

Electronic sports (eSports) is competitive video gaming that is coordinated and managed by
sporting organizations. While traditional sports have thrived on spectatorship and the …

Given the competitive nature of esports (eg, maintaining focus and adaptive coping) and the
increasing interest from practitioners in addressing stress management issues, empirical …

Objectives Sports games are inherently emotional situations. Although a plethora of
research has investigated how athletes' emotions influence their own performance, scant …

Why put emotion into games? The answers are art and money. Sure, it's an unholy alliance,
but so are pineapple and pizza, windmills and tiny golf courses, the military and intelligence …