Impact of Mobile Computing and Gamification toward Teenager’s Characteristic Development and Personality: Proposed Framework

Abstract

This study explores the impact of mobile computing and gamification on teenagers characteristic development and personality. It aims to understand how the use of mobile devices and gamified experiences influences various aspects of teenagers' development, including their cognitive, emotional, social, and academic domains. The study considers the influence of mobile computing and gamification on personality traits such as creativity, curiosity, and risk-taking behavior, as well as their impact on critical thinking skills, problem-solving abilities, and information processing. Additionally, it examines the relationship between mobile computing, gamification, and teenagers' social behavior, online interactions, and digital citizenship. The study also addresses potential risks and challenges associated with these technologies, including cyberbullying, privacy concerns, and excessive screen time. Furthermore, the study explores the role of parental guidance and family dynamics in shaping teenagers' technology use and engagement with gamification. Ethical considerations and implications are also discussed, including privacy, data security, and equity. By providing a comprehensive understanding of the impact of mobile computing and gamification on teenager characteristic development and personality, this study aims to inform strategies for promoting healthy and beneficial technology use among teenagers.