Gaming for peace: Virtual contact through cooperative video gaming increases children's intergroup tolerance in the context of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict

Keyphrases

• Ethnic Groups 100%
• Peace 100%
• Video Games 100%
• Intergroup Tolerance 100%
• Virtual Contact 100%
• Negative Emotions 50%
• Israeli children 50%
• Israeli Jews 50%
• Israeli-Palestinian 50%
• Intragroup 50%
• Intervention Effectiveness 50%
• School-age children 50%
• Gender Groups 50%
• Outgroup Member 50%
• School-based Intervention 50%
• Contact Control 50%
• Willingness to Engage 50%
• Social Contact 50%
• Emotional Words 50%
• Intergroup Bias 50%
• Ethnic Tension 50%
• Intergroup Context 50%
• Gaming Interventions 50%
• Cognitive Indicators 50%

Psychology

• Gaming 100%
• Negative Emotion 33%
• School-Based Intervention 33%