September 12, 2025Open Access

Killers and Socialisers Revisited

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Quantitative analysis reveals gendered differences in gaming behaviors impacting career adaptability in adolescents.

Male adolescents, especially those identifying as 'Killers' in gaming, prefer competitive play but lack collaboration skills for career planning.
Female adolescents more associated with the 'Socialiser' type show cooperative strategies in both gaming and career planning tasks.
Chi-square tests revealed significant differences in gaming behaviors between genders, highlighting distinct approaches to career adaptability.
Integrating game-based interventions offers potential for tailored career guidance that enhances critical skills like teamwork and assertiveness.

Hoffelner et al. (2025) studied this question.

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