Assessing Personality Traits of Team Athletes in Virtual Reality

Wirth, Markus; Gradl, Stefan; Mehringer, Wolfgang; Kulpa, Richard; Rupprecht, H.; Poimann, Dino; Laudanski, Annemarie; Eskofier, Bjoern M.

doi:10.1109/vrw50115.2020.00024

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“…Prior use of HMDs should not have influenced the results, since the experience with those devices was comparable between the two groups. Previous literature could show that athletes’ personality traits affect the perceived user experience in VEs [ 10 ]. Hence, the player types and also experience levels seem to be relevant when it comes to decisive motivation factors like novelty and stimulation [ 68 ].…”

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“…Consequently, with pro athletes showing superior skills in these areas, knowing more about them is beneficial for various areas like talent identification and performance improvement [ 7 ]. Sports science has identified relevant cognitive and perceptual characteristics, like the ability to recognize task-related patterns [ 8 , 9 , 10 ] and VEA [ 11 , 12 , 13 ] that lead to superior on-pitch performance.…”

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Assessing Visual Exploratory Activity of Athletes in Virtual Reality Using Head Motion Characteristics

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Maximizing performance success in sports is about continuous learning and adaptation processes. Aside from physiological, technical and emotional performance factors, previous research focused on perceptual skills, revealing their importance for decision-making. This includes deriving relevant environmental information as a result of eye, head and body movement interaction. However, to evaluate visual exploratory activity (VEA), generally utilized laboratory settings have restrictions that disregard the representativeness of assessment environments and/or decouple coherent cognitive and motor tasks. In vivo studies, however, are costly and hard to reproduce. Furthermore, the application of elaborate methods like eye tracking are cumbersome to implement and necessitate expert knowledge to interpret results correctly. In this paper, we introduce a virtual reality-based reproducible assessment method allowing the evaluation of VEA. To give insights into perceptual-cognitive processes, an easily interpretable head movement-based metric, quantifying VEA of athletes, is investigated. Our results align with comparable in vivo experiments and consequently extend them by showing the validity of the implemented approach as well as the use of virtual reality to determine characteristics among different skill levels. The findings imply that the developed method could provide accurate assessments while improving the control, validity and interpretability, which in turn informs future research and developments.

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Assessing Visual Exploratory Activity of Athletes in Virtual Reality Using Head Motion Characteristics

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“…Exergames is an integration of the sports interactive video game with various innovative exertion-based interfaces. There are various type of task activity in VR exergame studies, such as cycling (Michael & Lutteroth, 2020), rowing (Shoib et al, 2020), running (Perrin et al, 2019), fighting (Xu, Ma, et al, 2020), soccer (Wirth et al, 2020a), and many more. However, cycling seems to be the most popular VR exergame to be conducted in recent years (Neumann et al, 2018).…”

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“…To encourage people to have active lifestyle, researchers and developers in Human Computer Interaction (HCI) have developed a lot of VR exergames (Alce et al, 2019;Born et al, 2019;Campbell & Fraser, 2019b, 2019aCao et al, 2020;Cho & Park, 2020;Ijaz et al, 2020;Kishishita et al, 2019;Kojic et al, 2019;Li et al, 2019;Liu et al, 2020;Michael & Lutteroth, 2020;Narejo et al, 2020;Perrin et al, 2019;Ščiglinskas et al, 2019;She et al, 2020;Varela-Aldás et al, 2020;Wirth et al, 2020b;Xu, Ma, et al, 2020). Exergames is one of the ways to encourage people to exercise as the physical exercises was gamified with the game mechanics in VR systems (N. Nor et al, 2020a; N. N. Nor et al, 2020b).…”

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Nowadays, people are busy with gadgets, social media and playing video games that tends their bodies to physically inactive. However, Virtual Reality (VR) exergaming in literature has proven to be one of the best solutions to encourage these sedentary people to live in a healthier lifestyle. Exergaming refers to a combination of video games with a physical exercise that rely on the technology that can track body movement. Hence, this project aims to develop a cycling exergame that integrate with HTC Vive hand controller in VR. There are four phases have been carried out namely (i) problem investigation, (ii) designing the game structure, (iii) implementation of VR cycling exergame, and (iv) testing and evaluation. The usability testing results shows the users feedback on the development of VR Exergame for cycling in terms of the user interface design, player interaction, difficulty of the game and user satisfaction in understanding the game. The user acceptance testing results shows that this game works accordingly, however there are some suggestion and expectation from user that can be measured for improvement and enhancement in future works. Based on the result, this project is successfully produced a cycling exergame in VR and significantly improve the user experience in VR.

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“…Em Wirth et al [2020] foram avaliados traços de personalidade de atletas num ambiente de realidade virtual. A avaliação usa um tipo de questionário chamado gold standard, que é um teste de referência que decide qual a melhor opção disponível em condições razoáveis.…”

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Aplicações multimídia permitem a apresentação conjunta de diferentes tipos de mídia, porém focam em apresentar estímulos aos sentidos de visão e audição. Como forma de aumentar a imersão de usuários com uma aplicação, estudos na área têm buscado incluir mídias que estimulem outros sentidos, como tato, olfato e paladar. Entretanto, a inclusão por si só de tais mídias numa aplicação pode não significar um aumento da imersão do usuário, sendo necessário o uso de algum instrumento para avaliação do ganho de imersão obtido. Este trabalho, portanto, tem como objetivo fazer um estudo sobre os diferentes instrumentos disponíveis na literatura para avaliação de imersão em aplicações multimídia, classificando-os de acordo com o sentido avaliado e o formato do instrumento utilizado.

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Assessing Personality Traits of Team Athletes in Virtual Reality

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Assessing Visual Exploratory Activity of Athletes in Virtual Reality Using Head Motion Characteristics

Assessing Visual Exploratory Activity of Athletes in Virtual Reality Using Head Motion Characteristics

Representation of Young Malay Muslim Optimism in Hoore! Hoore! (2012) and Adiwiraku (2017)

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