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Procedimentos no jogo virtual Colheita Feliz: entre a virtude e a regra

Procedures used by players of the internet game Colheita Feliz: between virtue and rules
[journal article]

Bianchini, Luciane Guimarães Batistella
Oliveira, Francismara Neves de
Vasconcelos, Mario Sérgio

Abstract

O estudo realizado , apoiado em pesquisas sobre cultura moral na perspectiva teórica piagetiana, teve como objetivo investigar a relação entre virtude e regra nos procedimentos de participantes do jogo virtual Colheita Feliz, do aplicativo do Orkut. A pesquisa qualitativa, na modalidade de um estudo... view more

O estudo realizado , apoiado em pesquisas sobre cultura moral na perspectiva teórica piagetiana, teve como objetivo investigar a relação entre virtude e regra nos procedimentos de participantes do jogo virtual Colheita Feliz, do aplicativo do Orkut. A pesquisa qualitativa, na modalidade de um estudo descritivo, analisou as condutas lúdicas de 60 jogadores, os quais foram observados durante dois meses. O ranking revelador do desempenho dos jogadores foi analisado em correspondência às observações dos procedimentos empregados. Os resultados apontam o predomínio do procedimento de roubo em relação ao de cultivo de produtos e permitem considerar que a ação de roubar, dominante nas suas condutas, não foi regida pela virtude – honestidade ou ausência dela (domínio moral) –, mas pela convenção das regras do jogo (domínio social), que favorecem tal procedimento, combinadas com o domínio pessoal (escolhas) e o mútuo consentimento entre os sujeitos participantes do jogo. Os dados não indicam relação entre as ações dos jogadores no campo virtual e no plano real, no que concerne ao roubo, e reforçam a ideia de que a regra é convencionada nos domínios de um grupo e é dependente das interações sociais nele estabelecidas, nas quais deve prevalecer o respeito mútuo entre pares. Os dados revelam, ainda, que a moral não é o elemento regulador das ações no jogo. Infere-se a importância do estudo de procedimentos de jogadores em jogos virtuais como reveladores de aspectos cognitivos, afetivo-sociais e morais aplicados em situações de interação lúdica.... view less


This study based on moral culture research and the theoretical Piagetian perspective aims to investigate the relation between virtue and rules in the procedures of participants in the Internet game Colheita Feliz (Happy Harvest) – an Orkut application. By means of descriptive qualitative analysis, t... view more

This study based on moral culture research and the theoretical Piagetian perspective aims to investigate the relation between virtue and rules in the procedures of participants in the Internet game Colheita Feliz (Happy Harvest) – an Orkut application. By means of descriptive qualitative analysis, the behavior of 60 participants in the game was observed during two months. The participants' performance ranking was analyzed according to the procedures they used. The results showed predominance of the crop stealing procedure in comparison with the crop cultivation procedure and allowed to consider that the action of stealing of the participants was not guided by the universal principles of virtue, honesty or lack of it (moral domain) but by the playing convention for the game (social domain) favoring the stealing procedure, and also by personal domain (choices) and mutual agreement among the subjects participating in the game. The data did not indicate connections between the participants' actions inside and outside virtual and real fields with regard to stealing, and reinforced the idea that rules are conventionalized in the domain of a group and depend on social interactions by which mutual respect among peers must prevail. The data also shows that morality is not the regulatory actions in the game. The results also showed the importance of carrying out research on procedures used by computer game players since such procedures can demonstrate cognitive, moral, affective and social aspects perceived during playful interaction situations.... view less

Keywords
Piaget, J.; virtual reality; morality; Internet; computer game; interaction

Classification
Social Psychology
Interactive, electronic Media

Free Keywords
Jean Piaget, 1896-1980; Cultura moral; Jogos; Ambiente virtual; Interação social; Moral culture; Virtual environment; Social interaction

Document language
Portuguese

Publication Year
2012

Page/Pages
p. 1-21

Journal
ETD - Educação Temática Digital, 14 (2012) 1

Status
Published Version; reviewed

Licence
Free Digital Peer Publishing Licence


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