Following this marking criteria: 
1.	Knowledge and understanding full and detailed
Can apply such knowledge
Awareness of limitations of knowledge
Confident discussion of basic topics
Independent thinking 
Original insights 

2.	Presentation, evaluation and interpretation of data
Arguments/judgements are substantiated,  well-defined and clearly articulated
Presentation standard high 
Logically organised 

3.	Evaluation of problem-solving approaches
Highly successful in presenting and commenting on outcomes
Insight on the relationship between theory and practice 

4.	Awareness of current research/advanced scholarship
The use of scholarly reviews/primary sources is confident
Referencing accurate and reading/investigation beyond sources provided 
Basic knowledge and understanding of research processes/techniques/methods and ability to apply them

5.	Results communicated accurately and reliably
Arguments structured, coherent, well developed, sustained and substantiated
Assumptions challenged
Recognition of the complexities of academic debate
Appropriate solutions to problems are offered and reviewed 
Strong evidence of effective reflection on the student’s practice and consideration for future development

As well as following the title of this dissertation project: The Interplay of Video Games and Human Psychology: An Insight into Motivations, Effects, and Therapeutic Potentials
can you write a 500 word introduction by following this example:
Introduction
• The introduction starts with positioning the topic of the research in a scientific field.
This can be done in a task-oriented manner. Some examples are: Natural Language
Processing, Image Classification and Information Retrieval. It is possible to categorize
the scientific field in a subject-oriented manner, like Medical Science or Agricultural
Sciences.
• The introduction continues with a problem statement. This is the problem your
research sets out to solve. It provides a context of the value of conducting research in
the area. Why is the problem scientifically relevant? Make trade-offs explicit that play
a key role.
• There will follow a related work section after the introduction. In the introduction, you
will just need to mention the key paper(s) for your research and how they are related
to the research gap. Where is existing knowledge thin? The gap needs to be formulated
explicitly.
• Following the research gap, you will formulate a research question for your
dissertation.
o Why do you need a research question?
▪ The function is to structure your thesis, your work, research and
everything you do during the period of the thesis project. It is also to
make sure your reader (examiner, me!) always knows why he is reading
something. The main research question with sub-questions are the
backbone, or even the whole skeleton, of your thesis. They provide for
a smooth reading experience, a clearly built structure and a convincing
argument.
General Comments
The introduction, the problem of the stakeholder/research, as its name implies, this section presents
the background knowledge necessary for the reader to understand why the findings of the paper are
an advance on the knowledge in the field. Typically, the Introduction describes first the accepted state
of knowledge in a specialized field; then it focuses more specifically on a particular aspect, usually
describing a finding or set of findings that led directly to the work described in the paper. In many
papers, one or several major conclusions of the paper are presented at the end of this section, so that
the reader knows the major answers to the questions just posed. State objectives clearly why is this
work necessary/interesting/useful, motivation what are the preliminaries/put your work in context, cite
important literature (if you have no related work section), the justification for and the approach chosen
to address the problem, the validation of the approach.
please make sure to follow the marking criteria as well as my dissertation project title