Performing arts metaverse: The effect of perceived distance and subjective experience

Kim, Hyeonyeong; Lee, Hwansoo

doi:10.1016/j.chb.2023.107827

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“…Tourists' perception of the authenticity of tourism dance performances will be one factor influencing his or her perception of the performance as meaningful. Research has pointed out that modern tourists seek real experiences and feelings that arise through diverse forms of tourism projects, away from or free from the constraints of daily life [52]. Therefore, tourists may have a deeper understanding of the psychological state of destinations that offer diverse dance performances, as individuals acquiring authentic knowledge may have long-term and meaningful characteristics.…”

Section: A Authenticity Flow Experience and Meaningful Experiencementioning

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Digital Technology in Tourism Dance Performance: Exploring the Influence of Tourists’ Flow Experience and Meaningful Experience on Revisit Intention

Ouyang,

Zhang,

Zhu

et al. 2024

IEEE Access

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Digitization has permeated every aspect of industry, and the integration of immersive digital technology into traditional tourism dance performances has become a core concern in both theoretical and practical fields. However, existing literature lacks sufficient exploration on how the integration of immersive digital technology and tourism dance performances can improve tourist loyalty. Therefore, our research established a theoretical model based on the Stimulus-Organism-Response (SOR) framework and tested our proposed hypothesis through the structural equation model. The research results indicate that authenticity, esthetics, and entertainment have a significant promoting effect on immersive experience and meaningful experience, which have a positive impact on tourists' revisit intention. In addition, authenticity, esthetics and entertainment promote the improvement of revisiting intention through the mediating effect of flow experience and meaningful experience. This research expands the research context of authenticity theory and experience economy framework, and provides a new research perspective for tourism destination loyalty research. Our conclusion provides theoretical guidance for the sustainable development of tourist destinations.

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Section: A Authenticity Flow Experience and Meaningful Experiencementioning

confidence: 99%

Digital Technology in Tourism Dance Performance: Exploring the Influence of Tourists’ Flow Experience and Meaningful Experience on Revisit Intention

Ouyang,

Zhang,

Zhu

et al. 2024

IEEE Access

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“…Technology has been used as a medium through which the impact of virtual spaces on ar s c involvement can be comprehended in the study of Kim and Lee (2023;this issue). Following the Construal Theory, they showed that visitors' percep on and behaviour towards metaverse performing arts is dependent on the perceived psychological distance, that is, the more par cipants perceived an ar s c, spa al, social, and economic distance towards metaverse performing art, the more resis-tance they felt towards this form of art.…”

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Emerging Adulthood and Media Use: Latest Research and Future Directions

Benvenuti,

Arnett,

Mazzoni

2023

Journal of Media Psychology

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Emerging adults worldwide (ages 18-29) are recognized to be the largest active group of media users, for a number of reasons. First, media use is vital to emerging adults because during this life stage they face many transitions (e.g., school to university or work, leaving their parents' household), and they need to use media to have information about new opportunities and problems. Further, they use social media constantly to stay in touch with their existing social networks and to construct new ones in the new contexts. Currently, most media research lacks a developmental foundation. The aims of this special issue are, on the one hand, to integrate the developmental perspective of emerging adulthood into research on media use and, on the other, assemble papers on media use in relation to emerging adults' psychological, social, and cognitive development.

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Navigating the metaverse: A technical review of emerging virtual worlds

Herath,

Mittal,

Kataria

2024

WIREs Data Min & Knowl

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The metaverse, a burgeoning virtual reality realm, has garnered substantial attention owing to its multifaceted applications. Rapid advancements and widespread acceptance of metaverse technologies have birthed a dynamic and intricate digital landscape. As various platforms, virtual worlds, and social networks within the metaverse increase, there is a growing imperative for a comprehensive analysis of its implications across societal, technological, and business dimensions. Notably, existing review studies have, for the past decade, primarily overlooked a metaverse‐based multidomain approach. A meticulous examination encompassing 207 research studies delves into the technological innovation of the metaverse, elucidating its future trajectory and ethical imperatives. Additionally, the article introduces the term “MetaWarria” to conceptualize potential conflicts arising from metaverse dynamics. The study discerns that healthcare (45%) and education (22%) are pivotal sectors steering metaverse developments, while the entertainment sector (9%) reshapes the corporate landscape. Artificial intelligence (AI) plays a 9% role in enhancing the metaverse's marketing and user experience. Security, privacy, and policy concerns (11%) are addressed due to escalating threats, yielding practical solutions. The analysis underscores the metaverse's profound influence (57%) on the digital realm, a phenomenon accelerated by the COVID‐19 pandemic. The article culminates in contemplating the metaverse's role in future warfare and national security, introducing “MetaWarria” as a conceptual framework for such discussions.This article is categorized under: Application Areas > Health Care Application Areas > Science and Technology Fundamental Concepts of Data and Knowledge > Human Centricity and User Interaction

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Performing arts metaverse: The effect of perceived distance and subjective experience

Cited by 11 publications

References 57 publications

Digital Technology in Tourism Dance Performance: Exploring the Influence of Tourists’ Flow Experience and Meaningful Experience on Revisit Intention

Digital Technology in Tourism Dance Performance: Exploring the Influence of Tourists’ Flow Experience and Meaningful Experience on Revisit Intention

Emerging Adulthood and Media Use: Latest Research and Future Directions

Navigating the metaverse: A technical review of emerging virtual worlds

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