The effects of egocentric and allocentric representations on presence and perceived realism: Tested in stereoscopic 3D games

Bae, Sangwon; Lee, Haein; Park, Hyejin; Cho, Hanju; Park, Joonah; Kim, Jin-Woo

doi:10.1016/j.intcom.2012.04.009

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“…While many studies found that a stereoscopic display generated higher sense of presence than a monoscopic display, [17][18][19][20] a more recent study did not find the same direction of the effect. 21 One possible reason for this inconsistent result can be explained by problem dosage.…”

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The Effects of Actual Human Size Display and Stereoscopic Presentation on Users' Sense of Being Together with and of Psychological Immersion in a Virtual Character

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Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking

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This study examined the role of display size and mode in increasing users' sense of being together with and of their psychological immersion in a virtual character. Using a high-resolution three-dimensional virtual character, this study employed a 2 · 2 (stereoscopic mode vs. monoscopic mode · actual human size vs. small size display) factorial design in an experiment with 144 participants randomly assigned to each condition. Findings showed that stereoscopic mode had a significant effect on both users' sense of being together and psychological immersion. However, display size affected only the sense of being together. Furthermore, display size was not found to moderate the effect of stereoscopic mode.

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The Effects of Actual Human Size Display and Stereoscopic Presentation on Users' Sense of Being Together with and of Psychological Immersion in a Virtual Character

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Kim

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Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking

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“…The results supported the evidence presented by [15], who claimed that panning and zooming in/out icons also required information. The result was also related to [13], who stated that manipulation and navigation using a mouse and keyboard can improve user's spatial presence. However, in this study, IBVR applications only applied the navigation function.…”

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“…These aspects affect the user experience of actually being in that environment, which is known as "presence". However, several studies on usercontrolled media revealed the positive effects of such aspects on presence perception during manipulation [13]. With the support of manipulation equipment such as a mouse or a keyboard, a user can experience high spatial presence [13].…”

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“…However, several studies on usercontrolled media revealed the positive effects of such aspects on presence perception during manipulation [13]. With the support of manipulation equipment such as a mouse or a keyboard, a user can experience high spatial presence [13]. Users can control and explore objects in the VR application through manipulation.…”

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Navigation in image-based Virtual Reality as the factor to elicit spatial presence experience

Muhaiyuddin

2014

2014 International Symposium on Technology Management and Emerging Technologies

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Presence in Virtual Reality application can be defined as the user's feeling of being located in a synthetic environment. However, previous studies only produced results about the factors of Geometry-based Virtual Reality characteristics that could enhance user's presence experience. The studies on Image-based Virtual Reality is still lacking. Thus, we had conducted an exploratory study to find out the list of IBVR characteristics that could enhance user's spatial presence experience by using Repertory Grid technique. Based on our study, a few IBVR characteristics could enhance the experience. However, this paper only presents about overall navigation function in Image-based Virtual Reality as one of the factor that could enhance the experience. The result was analyzed with Focus Cluster Grid from WebGrid V. The features of the overall navigation should have standardized icon and ease of navigation.

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“…Several studies have investigated how the characteristics of visual interfaces, such as the position of heads-up displays on the screen e.g., [20,21], 3D stereoscopy e.g., [22], screen size e.g., [23], or the point of view e.g., [24,25], influence players' performance, players' experience, or both. The results are potentially interesting for designers who may better control the challenge presented by games by adjusting the parameters of the visual displays.…”

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How visual background motion and task difficulty modulate players’ performance in a shooting task

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International audienceIn many virtual environments, such as those of video games, the scene background moves to give the illusion of movement. In the present study, two experiments were designed to investigate the combined impact of lateral background motion and task difficulty on players’ performance in a target-shooting task. Participants had to perform the task on either the moving or the stationary version of a patterned background that was either green (Experiment 1) or black-and-white (Experiment 2). The difficulty of the task was manipulated by varying the number of visual features shared between the target and distractor items. In accordance with the literature, the participants’ performance was worse, and the number and duration of participants’ fixations increased when the task was difficult. Background motion had an additive, negative impact on performance. When the background was black-and-white, background motion had an impact only when the task was easy but not when it was difficult. Design recommendations based on manipulations of the background characteristics are proposed to establish the level of difficulty in simple video games that use lateral background motion

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The effects of egocentric and allocentric representations on presence and perceived realism: Tested in stereoscopic 3D games

Cited by 24 publications

References 65 publications

The Effects of Actual Human Size Display and Stereoscopic Presentation on Users' Sense of Being Together with and of Psychological Immersion in a Virtual Character

The Effects of Actual Human Size Display and Stereoscopic Presentation on Users' Sense of Being Together with and of Psychological Immersion in a Virtual Character

Navigation in image-based Virtual Reality as the factor to elicit spatial presence experience

How visual background motion and task difficulty modulate players’ performance in a shooting task

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