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Video Games and Identity: An Integrative Theoretical Framework
Identity development is conventionally theorized through domains such as school, work, and relationships. Video games, now pervasive in daily life, are typically modeled as media exposure acting on passive recipients. This framing misspecifies the phenomenon: gaming is a domain in which identity is
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