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Discussion & Outlook,nce project – the development of design principles on how to design gamified systems and learning interventions. Finally, section three describes the limitations of this thesis, whilst the last section discusses future research avenues for a holistic e-negotiation training and for gamification research.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-60684-1an motivation.?Section?2.1 describes four theories from the area of psychology,?which provide?explanations for what motivates individuals to engage in particular way. Section?2.2 defines and conceptualises gamification. Finally, in section?2.3 the application context is presented, i.e. e-negotiations and their training.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-39493-9nce project – the development of design principles on how to design gamified systems and learning interventions. Finally, section three describes the limitations of this thesis, whilst the last section discusses future research avenues for a holistic e-negotiation training and for gamification research.

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Rankings or Absolute Feedback? Investigating Two Feedback Alternatives for Negotiation Agreements iings, and the other group received a non-game and absolute feedback called Pareto graph. Our findings show similar intrinsic motivation and negotiation outcomes, but higher engagement for participants using the Pareto graph. Practitioners and researchers are encouraged to consider non-game feedback elements in their gamification design.

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Introduction,ing social cues, but also provide new opportunities to settle on better agreements through use of support tools. Consequently, dedicated and effective e-negotiation training is required to?facilitate individuals’ acquisition of negotiation skills.