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Andrew MacNamara
Andrew MacNamara
Doctoral Researcher, New York University
Verified email at nyu.edu
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Narrative games for learning: Testing the discovery and narrative hypotheses.
DM Adams, RE Mayer, A MacNamara, A Koenig, R Wainess
Journal of educational psychology 104 (1), 235, 2012
3172012
Emotional design for digital games for learning: The effect of expression, color, shape, and dimensionality on the affective quality of game characters
JL Plass, BD Homer, A MacNamara, T Ober, MC Rose, S Pawar, ...
Learning and instruction 70, 101194, 2020
1202020
Learning executive function skills by playing focused video games
J Parong, RE Mayer, L Fiorella, A MacNamara, BD Homer, JL Plass
Contemporary Educational Psychology 51, 141-151, 2017
1192017
The effect of adaptive difficulty adjustment on the effectiveness of a game to develop executive function skills for learners of different ages
JL Plass, BD Homer, S Pawar, C Brenner, AP MacNamara
Cognitive Development 49, 56-67, 2019
542019
Activating adolescents’“hot” executive functions in a digital game to train cognitive skills: The effects of age and prior abilities
BD Homer, JL Plass, MC Rose, AP MacNamara, S Pawar, TM Ober
Cognitive Development 49, 20-32, 2019
412019
Speed versus accuracy: Implications of adolescents' neurocognitive developments in a digital game to train executive functions
BD Homer, TM Ober, MC Rose, A MacNamara, RE Mayer, JL Plass
Mind, Brain, and Education 13 (1), 41-52, 2019
242019
The effect of hot versus cool game character designs on the training of executive functions
MC Rose, TM Ober, AP MacNamara, A Olsen, BD Homer, JL Plass
Annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association, 13-17, 2018
62018
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