This literature review essay is only a part of a research project that has an experiment involved. This experiment involves getting 16 participants in total, with some from each age, and administering each of them an iPad where they will be playing 4 mobile games over a 40 minute time frame. On the first day, half of the participants will play the games with ads and the other participants without. After playing, each participant will then watch a short video that will determine their attention span by using a webcam eye tracker. In order to link any correlations, the roles will be vice versa the next day so that all participants will have both treatments of ads and no ads. The research question was “how do advertisements in mobile games affect the attention span of children aged 14-18?” (This was the gap in previous research that I want to be addressed in the lit. review).
In this literature review, please start it off with an introduction where you include how this project is a correlational research study.(because this is going to be only a part of an entire research paper). After this please make a section involving its significance and why it is important. After this, begin by defining an advertisement, its origin, and it’s psychological impacts. Then talk about advertisements in mobile games (like geometry dash) and describe its origin. Then talk about how ads in mobile games affect attention span. Then talk about webcam eye tracking and how it can monitor attention span. Then talk about how ads in mobile games affect the attention span of children aged 14-18. Throughout each of the sections make sure to include scholory sources (other research papers) and tie each of them together by comparing the authors with eachother.
Please find sources that include the following: research papers that talk about advertisements, that talk about mobile games, that talk about attention span, that talk about previous eye tracking (and experiments done with this before), and different ideas that you believe will be essential and benefit the research paper. Please be around the range of 15 sources, it does not need to be exactly 15.
We can work around the deadline time. Just give me an estimate for how long you think it will take to complete this lit. review to the best of your ability and with no plagirism.
It is not required; however, being able to write methodolgies would be ideal in order for me to contact you a second time (for a second gig) so that we can explain how the experiment is viable and essential.
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