Originally Posted by RiotKiddington

Lyte said he will tell you guys late next month, he will write up a nice report to reveal the answer to this question. the reason he don't want me to tell you guys right now because he want to normalize the data first. Unnormalized statistical information may create confusion.

And, no, it is not Soraka.

Originally Posted by RiotKiddington

Lyte said he will tell you guys late next month, he will write up a nice report to reveal the answer to this question. the reason he don't want me to tell you guys right now because he want to normalize the data first. Unnormalized statistical information may create confusion.

And, no, it is not Soraka.

Originally Posted by Lyte

Some of the more juicy ones I need to save for a future presentation or talk!

However, some interesting tidbits include:

- for the average player, sending them a direct message after a game will reduce the number of reports they receive for about 2 weeks
- the players that keep convincing others to report someone specific in a game tend to be the most toxic players in the game
- the false-consensus bias in Psychology is a cognitive bias where players tend to overestimate how much of the population thinks like them or has the same habits as them
- this is why the average toxic player that is banned sends in the most complaints and claims that "everyone will be banned"
- this is also why the players that send in the most false reports tend to assume that everyone else in the population always sends false reports...

Originally Posted by Otakufreak

Discussing psychology? Are you an expert in this field? Years of experience or education? I see negative behavior everywhere in this game, that to me is a reinforcer and evidence that more people do "toxic behavior" than you might think or your statistics show. For one, you only get these statistics when someone is reported. Two, one person can have multiple accounts and therefore your numbers are inaccurate compared to the majority. I appreciate your knowledge but it is questionable.

Originally Posted by RiotKiddington

Lyte said he will tell you guys late next month, he will write up a nice report to reveal the answer to this question. the reason he don't want me to tell you guys right now because he want to normalize the data first. Unnormalized statistical information may create confusion.

And, no, it is not Soraka.

Originally Posted by Otakufreak

Discussing psychology? Are you an expert in this field? Years of experience or education? I see negative behavior everywhere in this game, that to me is a reinforcer and evidence that more people do "toxic behavior" than you might think or your statistics show. For one, you only get these statistics when someone is reported. Two, one person can have multiple accounts and therefore your numbers are inaccurate compared to the majority. I appreciate your knowledge but it is questionable.

Originally Posted by gnfnrf

http://leagueoflegends.wikia.com/wik...;Lyte'_Lin

If you don't care to click, Lyte has a PhD in cognitive neuroscience and a masters in cognitive psychology. So, yes, he is qualified to discuss psychology.

Originally Posted by exSCape

Broken, buddy

But it wouldn't surprise me. Lyte comes off as extremely smart, and wtf, implementing all this stuff for Riot as just a "game developer"? ..Bump this man up to manager of behavior, stat.

Originally Posted by Otakufreak

Discussing psychology? Are you an expert in this field? Years of experience or education? I see negative behavior everywhere in this game, that to me is a reinforcer and evidence that more people do "toxic behavior" than you might think or your statistics show. For one, you only get these statistics when someone is reported. Two, one person can have multiple accounts and therefore your numbers are inaccurate compared to the majority. I appreciate your knowledge but it is questionable.