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Digitale Eskalation: Zur Systematik toxischer Kommunikation am Beispiel von GTA V

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  • Burbach, Jörg

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Der Beitrag untersucht systematisch die Dynamiken toxischer Kommunikation im Kontext digitaler Spielwelten am Beispiel von GTA V und seinem Online-Modus. Ausgehend von einer persönlichen Spielerfahrung wird gezeigt, wie Spielmechanik, Designentscheidungen und soziale Interaktionen toxisches Verhalten nicht nur ermöglichen, sondern strukturell fördern. Zentrale psychologische Konzepte wie der Online-Disinhibition-Effekt und der Proteus-Effekt werden herangezogen, um das Verhalten der Spieler:innen zu erklären. Das Paper versteht Toxizität als systemisches Phänomen und plädiert für eine differenzierte Verantwortungsteilung zwischen Entwickler:innen, Plattformen, Bildungseinrichtungen und Nutzer:innen.

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  • Burbach, Jörg, 2025. "Digitale Eskalation: Zur Systematik toxischer Kommunikation am Beispiel von GTA V," IU Discussion Papers – Design, Architektur & Bau 4 (Juni 2025), IU International University of Applied Sciences.
    • Handle: RePEc:zbw:iudpda:320418
    DOI: 10.56250/4062
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