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GTP Adventures – Useless R1 button

March 17, 2014 Dr Angelica Ortiz de Gortari GTP cartoonsAutomatic GTP, Automatic mental processes, want to use video games elements IRL

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Welcome to the GTP universe

Hello!

This website is dedicated to research on Game Transfer Phenomena (GTP). GTP is an emerging field of research into understanding the effects of immersive technologies focusing on sensations, perceptions, cognition and behaviours.

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Participate in our studies or share your experiences to improve our understanding of Game Transfer Phenomena, to enable us to inform about and demystify these experiences.

EVENTS

2022

22 June- 2nd  Symposium on Game Transfer Phenomena. 7th International Conference of Behavioural Addiction 

2021

2 December – Pannelist. UN Women virtual event “Combatting Gender-Based Violence in Online Gaming: Towards an Inclusive and Safe Space for All”. Join the online event by free.

22 Sep- Interplay between involuntary phenomena with & without
media content: Habits, isolation and mood factors during COVID. ECHR part of the International Consortium on Hallucination Research (ICHR).

1st Sep- Pannelist. Global Esport Executive Summit. GEES2021

7th July- Symposium: Game Transfer Phenomena: An Emerging Field of Study into the Impact of Digital Imagery and Simulations. The British Psychological society- Cyberpsychology Section

April- European Congress of Psychiatry

“Pain and gain of auditory intrusions with video game content: Game Transfer Phenomena in Clinical Cases”

2020

Interview on Game Transfer Phenomena with Flavio Escribano- Gecon 

2019

July- Develop Brighton: Transfer of Gaming Experiences: Considering the Impact of Game Design Beyond Gameplay”

May 14th – Annual Meeting of the Belgian Association for Psychological Sciences. “Exploring the dimensions of involuntary phenomena with videogame content”

NEWS

Game Transfer Phenomena in the sequel Planet Alt-Sete-Nine sci-fi book. Exciting to be one of the story characters!

My postdoc on GTP has been funded by the European Union: Marie COFUND at the University of Liège.

Our eSports in Nordic School (eSportsNS) project at the Centre for the Science of Learning and Technology (SLATE), University of Bergen has started!

Join our conversation on GTP at Digital Human on BBC Radio 4, Episode “Haunted“.

GTP was covered by Discovery and History Channel news.

Nottingham Trent University Press coverage – Potential impact of virtual reality on gamers’ wellbeing to be discussed at the ITAG2015 conference.

GTP was featured in the TV series CSI: Cyber. Episode 11 (season 1) ‘Ghost in the machine’.

The South Korean Ministry of Health and Welfare launched a PSA about gaming addiction based on GTP.

I was awarded 1st place at a PhD research award with my research about GTP

About Author

Dr Angelica Ortiz de Gortari

Dr Angelica B. Ortiz de Gortari is a postdoc researcher with a PhD in psychology and specialisation in mental health and Child and Youth Studies.  The goal of her research is maximising the psychological and social benefits of interactive technologies while reducing the potential risks it can present to some individuals. Critical inquiry on the psychosocial implications of interactive technologies has been her professional passion since undergraduate school when she conducted one of the first studies on internet addiction in 2000. In 2010, she coined the term Game Transfer Phenomenon (GTP) carving a multidisciplinary area of research to understand the effects of video games. Her research on GTP has received awards and been founded by the European Union. Her research has had impact beyond academia and featured worldwide in books about everything from video games, evolution of the senses and a science fiction book; reports (Lloyds emerging risk report (2018); POSTnote by the United Kingdom’s Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology (2012), newspapers/ magazines (e.g. The Telegraph – Science, (2016) and the Guardian (2014); Boston Globe (2014); The International Herald Tribune (2011); Discovery News (2016); TV and radio programs (BBC TV news East Midlands (2015); BBC World Service – Click (2011); an episode of the TV series “CSI: Cyber”). She has published academically and presented at several international conferences.

Recent Posts

  • Coping with the COVID-19 pandemic & Game Transfer Phenomena
  • The role of executive functions, psychopathological traits and gaming habits in Game Transfer Phenomena
  • New study: A multidimensional assessment of Game Transfer Phenomena
  • Our GTP symposium at ICBA2022

Comments on GTP

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GTP in CSI: Cyber

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Llrea-5RA3I

News

New Survey on GTP. Please participate!

My postdoc research on GTP funded by Marie COFUND at the University of Liège has started!

31 Oct- Join our conversation on GTP at Digital Human on BBC Radio 4, Episode “Haunted“.

April 2016- GTP was covered by Discovery and History Channel news.

June 2015- GTP was featured in the TV series CSI: Cyber. Episode 11 (season 1) ‘Ghost in the machine’.

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