This study examined the motivations for playing video games between men and women. A survey was administered to 40 students (20 men and 20 women) at Mesa Community College to identify their primary motivation from a list of 10 options. The hypothesis was that men would be motivated by personal goals and stress relief, while women would be motivated by social interaction.
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