The Effect of a Game Prompt on Self-Efficacy Concerning Problem-Solving Challenges of Living with Diabetes type II

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Abstract from Manuscript This experiment researches the affordances given to a request for health related problem solving in a gaming structure versus a task structure. Following the lines of cognitive reappraisal, prompting a gaming structure was proposed to have a high arousal- positive affect structure which in turn would boost self-efficacy. Results indicate a small negative effect of receiving a game prompt on self-efficacy, which is completely mediated by the expected difficulty of the game/task. No effects of the manipulation on positive affect were found. Keywords: Self-Efficacy, Games for Health, cognitive reappraisal, mTurks, Flourishing. Slides of presentation of initial results available on ResearchGate https://www.researchgate.net/publication/305496340_The_Effect_of_a_Game_Prompt_on_Self-Efficacy_Concerning_Problem-Solving_Challenges_of_Living_with_Diabetes_type_II

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