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Marlies P. Schijven2025

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Bridging the Generational Gap in the Medical Domain Through Playful Interaction

Marlies P. Schijven · Toshiko Kikkawa

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Generational Differences and Trends Educational Games and Gamification Technology Use by Older Adults

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gaming; simulation; generations; generation gap; gen-Z; playful interaction

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Year2025

Typeeditorial

Published2025-01-09

VenueSimulation & Gaming

ISSN-L1046-8781

Languageen

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