Gamification Strategies: A Characterization Using Formal Argumentation Theory

Abstract Gamified software applications are omnipresent in everyday life. The idea of using game design elements non-game contexts to engage and motivate tasks has rapidly gained traction the human–computer interaction psychology fields, but scarcely artificial intelligence (AI) research area. In this paper, we propose a agent perspective gamification solve two specific problems: (1) reactive that designers have for those gamified affordances, i.e. visual cue ( output ) is only triggered by user interaction, (2) lack formal treatment software, where strict characterization behavior as done AI, guarantee information-based follows intended goal software. Our contributions presented paper taxonomies affordances based on type information every element communicates, agency capable; framework formalize decision-making process agents; (3) stories argumentation theory dialogues. We exemplify our with platforms healthcare financial literacy fields.