Individual anger trajectories rose alongside science talk until an inflection point, after which engagement dropped sharply¶
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q2 i? Lisa's code counts rose through three segments (75, 97, 133) until an anger spike in the third segment, after which science and overall counts dropped heavily (52 events, 16 science). → Taehyun Kim 2025
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Taehyun Kim 2025¶
Taehyun Kim, Mike Tissenbaum. (2025). Understanding when anger becomes productive or destructive in collaborative educational games. Intern. J. Comput.-Support. Collab. Learn. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11412-025-09459-2
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Figure 5-based per-student talk-code counts across four ~30-minute segments for the highest-anger Green City student. The article prints her segment code sums (75; 97; 133) and reports that after the spike her "overall science and code counts dropped heavily (52 events, 16 science)."
"after her spike in anger during the third segment, her overall science and code counts dropped heavily (52 events, 16 science)"
Discussion¶
Related Claims¶
- Anger did not preclude high science talk: the most anger-expressing Red City student also had the group's highest science-talk proportion
- Anger-related science talk rose in parallel until an apparent tipping point in group dynamics
- Groups' anger-talk proportion was inversely related to science-talk proportion across two teams — related
- After a team's tilting episode, its conversation became dominated by anger and lost all game-action talk — related
- Workshop engagement reaches an inflection point at the first shareback of newly generated text, after which participant questions about LLMs become more incisive — related
- Anger in collaborative gameplay can drive students to link game mechanics to real-world phenomena to defend their strategies — related
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Individual anger trajectories rose alongside science talk until an inflection point, after which engagement dropped sharply |
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Individual anger trajectories rose alongside science talk until an inflection point, after which engagement dropped sharply |
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