Stop Toxicity in Online Games | Gaming Psychology | NG26 @NordicGame
Stop Toxicity in Online Games | Gaming Psychology | NG26  @NordicGame
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
Explore how behavioural science and technology are being used to understand and reduce harmful behaviour in online communities.

In this talk, behavioral scientist and CEO Ewa Antczak from Felixa examines how patterns of toxic behaviour can be identified and addressed in real time.

The talk focuses on the psychology behind online interactions and how predictive approaches can help shape safer digital environments. It also looks at how proactive systems can support healthier player experiences, improve community stability, and contribute to long-term platform sustainability.

A detailed discussion on the intersection of psychology, technology, and online safety in modern interactive spaces.

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