What my bias meant for my embodiment: an investigation on virtual embodiment in desktop-based virtual reality
Christopher You,
Tabitha Peck,
Jacob Stuart
et al.
Abstract:The immersion of virtual reality (VR) can impact user perceptions in numerous forms, even racial bias and embodied experiences. These effects are often limited to head-mounted displays (HMDs) and other immersive technologies that may not be inclusive to the general population. This paper investigates racial bias and embodiment on a less immersive but more accessible medium: desktop VR. A population of participants (n = 158) participated in a desktop simulation where they embodied a virtual avatar and interacte… Show more
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