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* I agree that I have read the Participant Information Statement and know that a returned survey will indicate my consent to participate in the study.

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* What is your age:

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* What is your gender?

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* What degree are you enrolled in?

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* What University/higher education institution do you attend?

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* Please rank the below statements on a scale of 1 – 5, where 1 = this item is never or only rarely true of me, 2 = this item is sometimes true of me, 3 = this item is true of me about half of the time, 4 = this item is frequently true of me, 5 = this item is always or almost always true or me.

  1 - never or only rarely true 2 3 5 - always or almost always true
I find that at times studying gives me a feeling of deep personal satisfaction.
I find that at times studying gives me a feeling of deep personal satisfaction.
I find that I have to do enough work on a topic so that I can form my own conclusions 
before I am satisfied.
My aim is to pass the course while doing as little work as possible.
I only study seriously what’s given out in class or in the course outlines.
I feel that virtually any topic can be highly interesting once I get into it.
I find most new topics interesting and often spend extra time trying to obtain more 
information about them.
I do not find my course very interesting so I keep my work to the minimum.
I learn some things by rote, going over and over them until I know them by heart even if 
I do not understand them.
I find that studying academic topics can at times be as exciting as a good novel or 
movie.
I test myself on important topics until I understand them completely.
I find I can get by in most assessments by memorising key sections rather than trying to 
understand them.
I generally restrict my study to what is specifically set as I think it is unnecessary to do 
anything extra.
I work hard at my studies because I find the material interesting. 
I spend a lot of my free time finding out more about interesting topics which have been 
discussed in different classes. 
I find it is not helpful to study topics in depth. It confuses and wastes time, when all you 
need is a passing acquaintance with topics.
I believe that lecturers shouldn’t expect students to spend significant amounts of time 
studying material everyone knows won’t be examined.
I come to most classes with questions in mind that I want answering.
I make a point of looking at most of the suggested readings that go with the lectures.
I see no point in learning material which is not likely to be in the examination.
I find the best way to pass examinations is to try to remember answers to likely questions.

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* From the list below, please tick the video game consoles that you own:

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Nintendo WiiU
Play Station 4
Xbox One
Nintendo DS
PlayStation Vita
None

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* How many years of experience do you have playing video or computer games?

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* How many hours per week do you play video or computer games?

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* Expertise with digital games

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How would you rate your skills/experience playing digital games, 1 - 5, where 1 indicates amateur and 5 indicates expert:

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* Please rank your motivations for playing videos games for the categories below on a scale of 1 - 5, where 1 indicates least agree and 5 indicates most agree:

  1 - least agree 2 3 5 - most agree
Pleasure
Relaxation
Excitement
Challenge
Leisure
Prevention of boredom
Stress relief
Curiosity
Feeling good
Release tension
Fantasy
Emotional Stimulation
Competition
Cooperation
Control
Avoidance of other activities
Recognition

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* Do you believe that computer games can be used to learn in a higher education environment?

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* Please rank your motivations for using digital games in an educational context for the categories below on a scale of 1 – 5, where 1 indicates least agree and 5 indicates most agree:

  1 - least agree 2 3 5 - most agree
Pleasure
Relaxation
Excitement
Challenge
Leisure
Prevention of boredom
Stress relief
Curiosity
Feeling good
Release tension
Fantasy
Emotional Stimulation
Competition
Cooperation
Control
Avoidance of other activities
Recognition

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* Please rank the skills you feel can be obtained from digital games for the categories below on a scale of 1 – 5, where 1 indicates least agree and 5 indicates most agree:

  1 - least agree 2 3 5 - most agree
Problem solving
Creativity
Collaboration/teamwork
Critical thinking
Recollection
Management
Leading/motivating
Reflection

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* Please rank the below statements about your feelings towards digital games on a scale of 1 – 5, where 1 indicates least agree and 5 indicates most agree:

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Playing games is enjoyable.
Playing games is interesting.
Playing games is exciting.
Playing games is time consuming.
Playing games is a sociable activity.
Playing games is a worthwhile activity.
Playing games helps develop useful skills.
Playing games is a valuable activity.
Playing games is a lonely activity.
Playing games is a waste of time.

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* Please rank the below statements on educational digital games on a scale of 1 – 5, where 1 indicates least agree and 5 indicates most agree:

  1 - least agree 2 3 5 - most agree
I like the idea of using technology to enhance the current healthcare education experience.
I think that education should make better use of new media technologies.
I think real life is migrating online for many millions of people, in its personal, social, economic, educational and even political aspects.
I feel that video games can have educational value.

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* Have you played any games at university for learning?

 
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