年迈父母的流动思维——利用游戏化补偿COVID-19大流行的心理风险

M. Buheji
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衰老是一个复杂的过程,我们每个人都很可能在人生旅途中经历这一过程。因此,许多家庭成员正试图寻找更多创新的方式来管理他们年迈的父母,为他们提供最好的生活质量。这些年迈的父母中的许多人可能患有可逆性痴呆症,这种痴呆症可以通过认知活动恢复或维持。在综合文献综述的基础上,定义了适合年迈父母的流动思维驱动的游戏化类型。这些类型设置在一个框架中,以帮助家庭成员,游戏设计师确保所有评估输入,游戏部署活动和结果都是精确的。尽管未经测试的框架的局限性,这篇论文具有重要的意义,为老年人的父母照顾者和家庭成员谁是热衷于减轻他们的亲人的记忆丧失的挑战。这篇论文为老年护理、神经科学、代际代际和游戏化等领域的未来研究提供了各种机会。
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Fluid Thinking for Ageing Parents – Compensating the Psychological Risks of COVID-19 Pandemic Using Gamification
Ageing is a complicated process that every one of us most probably would go through as part of their life journey. Therefore, many family members are trying to find more innovative ways to manage their ageing parents and provide them with the best quality of life. Many of these ageing parents might have reversible dementia which can be restored, or maintained through cognitive activities. Based on the synthesis of the literature review, the types of fluid thinking driven gamification suitable for an ageing parent are defined. These types are set in one framework to help the family members, and the designers of the game to ensure all the assessment inputs, the activities of game deployment and the outcome are precise. Despite the limitation of the none-tested framework, this paper carries significant implications for ageing parents caregivers and family members who are keen to mitigate their loved ones challenge of memory loss. The paper opens a variety of opportunities for future research in areas of geriatric care, neuroscience, intergeneration, and gamification.
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