Goalsetting Gamified Part 2

What is the primary purpose of in-game achievements according to game developers?

• To reduce the game's length

• To make the game more expensive

• To keep players engaged by providing rewards

• To increase the game's difficulty

Which brain chemical is associated with a rush of excitement when achieving a goal?

• Adrenaline

• Dopamine

• Oxytocin

• Serotonin

What feeling is oxytocin primarily responsible for when we achieve something?

• Sadness

• Fear

• Affection

• Excitement

How can gamification be applied to real life according to the video?

• By focusing only on long-term goals

• By avoiding any goals

• By setting specific sub-goals

• By setting vague goals

Which of the following is an example of a specific sub-goal for a tennis player?

• Hit 10 backhands in a row down the line

• Practice more often

• Improve tennis skills

• Win a tennis match

What is a key strategy for making life achievements more engaging?

• Ignoring them

• Naming them creatively

• Keeping them secret

• Making them very easy

What is the benefit of giving achievements unique names?

• To confuse the player

• To make them less memorable

• To connect them to the lore and feel of the game

• To make them harder to achieve