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and game dynamics (a combination of various game mechanics to suit the interest of players to drive a sequence of actions) to a non-game context to engage and motivate learners and to promote desired behaviors. A lot of research has been done on what drives human behavior. This he called the Fogg Behavior Model (FBM).
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