2013
DOI: 10.1080/14680777.2013.816332
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Playing with Sims as a Space of One's Own

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“…Iversen notises [13] that asking the client about the tactics of the game strategy in some cases can allow the therapist to establish rapport with the client, for example, when asking gamers or patients who find it difficult to talk specifically about their experiences, but it is easier to abstract to the character level. The gaming community also acts as an informal circle of communication, which is important for personal development and support -it is valuable to feel one's belonging both to the group and to ideas, to grow and develop within this group, especially when the ground is knocked out from under one's feet.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Iversen notises [13] that asking the client about the tactics of the game strategy in some cases can allow the therapist to establish rapport with the client, for example, when asking gamers or patients who find it difficult to talk specifically about their experiences, but it is easier to abstract to the character level. The gaming community also acts as an informal circle of communication, which is important for personal development and support -it is valuable to feel one's belonging both to the group and to ideas, to grow and develop within this group, especially when the ground is knocked out from under one's feet.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the accounts, the use of TS2 and TS3 is portrayed as a deliberately constructed space of one's own (Iversen, 2013). A paradox appears, then, in that relief from the demands of the mundane is found in a game that seems to simulate these same chores and responsibilities and, importantly, directly implicates the player in them through the potential for configurative effort.…”
Section: Everyday Life As a Context For Playingmentioning
confidence: 99%