Studying Human Behaviour with Virtual Reality: The Unity Experiment Framework

Brookes, Jack; Warburton, Matthew; Alghadier, Mshari; Mushtaq, Faisal; Mon‐Williams, Mark

doi:10.1101/459339

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“…Current and emerging VR applications have substantial support for their validity and include Human Factors-based methods for design and training delivery. 19 Designed for distance learning and cognitive skills acceleration a novel 'NTS-VR' training application based on previous research 20 can modify understanding of important cues in VR scenarios ( Figure 2). It has embedded feedback from experienced tutors and has 360-degree theory videos, with ambisonic sound.…”

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Role of immersive technologies in healthcare education during the COVID-19 epidemic

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The unparalleled epidemic of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), during early December 2019 in Wuhan, China, has rapidly evolved into a global pandemic, became a matter of grave concern. The pandemic presented a unique challenge to government agencies worldwide. The paucity of resources and lack of knowledges to manage the pandemic, coupled with the fear of future consequences has established the need for adoption of emerging and future technologies to address the upcoming challenges. With introduction of measures to control the pandemic, trainees will see a dramatic decline in their in-person exposure to all aspects of their education, with no clear endpoint. This presents an extreme challenge for educators and, given the rapidly evolving situation, there have not yet been training authorities recommendations. We propose several innovative solutions to deliver medical education while maintaining the safety of residents and educators.

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Role of immersive technologies in healthcare education during the COVID-19 epidemic

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“…The practicality and scope of USE make it a versatile alternative to experimental creation and control suites such as the Psychtoolbox (Brainard, 1997;Kleiner, Brainard, & Pelli, 2007;Pelli, 1997), PsychoPy (Peirce, 2007;Peirce, 2008), or MonkeyLogic (Asaad & Eskandar, 2008a;Asaad & Eskandar, 2008b;Asaad, Santhanam, McClellan, & Freedman, 2013;Hwang, Mitz, & Murray, 2019), with the specific focus of creating, controlling and analyzing tasks that have the complexity, dynamism, and visual fidelity typical of video games. USE also provides unique solutions to common challenges of experimental control (see 5.2) that set it apart from other active experiment creation suites (Brookes et al, 2018;Doucet, Gulli, & Martinez-Trujillo, 2016;Jangraw, Johri, Gribetz, & Sajda, 2014). The USE SyncBox is a newly developed, dedicated, and inexpensive machine that allows synchronization of different data streams (such as joystick data, eyetracker data, and game data), and can communicate with other hardware.…”

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“…Other active experimental design suites have been published (Brookes et al, 2018;Doucet et al, 2016, Jangraw et al, 2014, as well as suites that leverage active tasks for artificial learning agents (Beattie et al, 2016, Leibo et al, 2018. These offer their own advantages, and we recommend that any researchers interested in active tasks review them carefully.…”

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USE: An integrative suite for temporally-precise psychophysical experiments in virtual environments for human, nonhuman, and artificially intelligent agents

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Voloh

Corey

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Journal of Neuroscience Methods

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“…Human social attitudes originate from the interactions that prevail in the community (Budijanto, Wan Ahmad, & Komang Astina, 2015). When in social and interactions that occur there are differences, not only in attitudes and character but also in terms of ways of thinking and views of something around (Brookes et al 2018; Reddy et al 2017). The environment is one of the reasons that influence humans in shaping a person's character (Budijanto et al, 2015).…”

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Spiritual Psychotherapy and Mental Health: The Forgiveness Therapy in Achieving Spiritual Well-Being of Drug Addicts with Depression Disorders

Noviyanty¹,

Ismail²,

Hamjah³

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Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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Emotions involve all the inner feelings experienced by each individual. Such as feelings of disappointment, sadness, anger, and annoyance which are expressions of feelings when someone is not well. This behavior is common and is carried out by everyone in social life. So there is the difficulty for most individuals in controlling themselves from these emotional feelings. And have an impact on the form of feelings of revenge, anti-social until depression. This is because each individual's fluctuating emotions are different. Self-difficulty in giving forgiveness to oneself or others, instead indirectly has damaged one's thinking and affect on spiritual well-being. There are still many people in society today who hate other people and do not forgive others. Even though without realizing it, this act causes hurt feeling in oneself and result in escape by abusing drugs. Therefore, strong negative feelings can even lead to depression. This study aims to (1) describe of forgiveness therapy for drug addicts who have depressive disorders, (2) describe the spiritual wellbeing of drug addicts with depressive disorders. This study used a descriptive qualitative method to explain the study in terms of the impact of forgiveness therapy. To collecting data the study using content analysis approach searching of Scopus, Clarivate, and Google Scholar. The results is found that there are a positive impression for the healing of drug addicts who experienced depression as well as affecting the spiritual well-being of patients. This study can also be applied by yourself with the guidance and support of the family.

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Studying Human Behaviour with Virtual Reality: The Unity Experiment Framework

Abstract: experiments created in commercial gaming software and facilitate the efficient 36 acquisition of large quantities of behavioural research data. 37

Cited by 14 publications

References 5 publications

Role of immersive technologies in healthcare education during the COVID-19 epidemic

Role of immersive technologies in healthcare education during the COVID-19 epidemic

USE: An integrative suite for temporally-precise psychophysical experiments in virtual environments for human, nonhuman, and artificially intelligent agents

Spiritual Psychotherapy and Mental Health: The Forgiveness Therapy in Achieving Spiritual Well-Being of Drug Addicts with Depression Disorders

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