Video games from the perspective of adults with autism spectrum disorder
Video game preferences of 58 adults with autism spectrum disorder were examined. Game play motives included stress relief, immersion, time use, and social connection. Participants reported enjoying achievement, creativity, story, and game graphics. Addiction and negative social interactions were identified as negative game aspects. Many participants disliked game violence, sexual content, and game design problems.
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