足の速さによる有利不利を小さくする鬼ごっこルールの検証

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Outdoor play is important for children because it is fun, improves communication, and provides adequate exercise. In addition, the environment and conditions for traditional play have changed due to the coronavirus pandemic, making it necessary to consider new rules of play. In this study, we focus on tag, one of the games, and consider rules that can reduce the differences in physical advantage and disadvantage due to foot speed. In this study, we consider three rules. (1) the “number selection behavior” rule (R1-1), in which the chaser actively pursues the runner who has been the chaser less frequently; (2) the “replacement condition A” (R2-1), in which the replacement condition between the chaser and the runner is multiple touches; and (3) the “replacement condition B” (R2-2), in which the replacement condition between the chaser and the runner is one touch and a rock-paper-scissors victory by the chaser. We analyze the effects of these three conditions on the game of tag using multi-agent simulation.