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2022 Energy Conversion and Management: X Open Access Peer-Reviewed
Does electricity consumption make happy? The emotional dimensions of time-scaled electricity consumption graphs for household appliances
Center for Energy and Environment, Research Area Energy Transition, Forschung Burgenland GmbH + 1 more
Due to the current situation regarding climate change, smart home energy management systems help to provide an overview of a household’s electricity consumption at appliance level by means of time-scaled visualizations. Such electricity consumption graphs need to be visually appealing to unleash potentials for a positive contribution to energy transition. Triggered emotions in particular play a […]
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2022 Journal of Computer Assisted Learning Open Access Peer-Reviewed
The effect of the modality principle to support learning with virtual reality: An eye-tracking and electrodermal activity study
Tel Aviv University
Virtual reality (VR) is considered a promising approach to support learning. An instructional design is essential to optimize cognitive processes. Studies show that VR has unique instructional and pedagogical requirements. To evaluate the effectiveness and applicability of the modality principle, which was previously validated in 2D classic multimedia, for learning with VR. The modality principle […]
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2022 Electronics Open Access Peer-Reviewed
Mutable Observation Used by Television Drone Pilots: Efficiency of Aerial Filming Regarding the Quality of Completed Shots
Uniwersytet SWPS + 2 more
Abstract Drones, as mobile media of the present day, increase the operational and narrative capabilities of television and accelerate the logistics of shooting. Unmanned aerial vehicles with a camera properly steered by a pilot are able, to some extent, to replace a jimmy jib/crane and a dolly; basic technical devices, used in the studios, enabling […]
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2022 Frontiers in Psychiatry Open Access Peer-Reviewed
Cognitive behavioral therapy with adaptive virtual reality exposure vs. cognitive behavioral therapy with in vivo exposure in the treatment of social anxiety disorder
University of Southern Denmark + 1 more
Social anxiety disorder (SAD) has a high prevalence and an early onset with recovery taking decades to occur. Current evidence supports the efficacy of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) with virtual reality (VR) exposure. However, the evidence is based on a sparse number of studies with predominantly small sample sizes. There is a need for more […]
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2022 Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management Gated Peer-Reviewed
Virtual Reality images’ impact on cognition and affect in hotel promotions: Application of self-reported and psycho-physiological measures
Oklahoma State University + 4 more
The current study examines how two types of Virtual Reality (VR) hotel images impact cognition and affect when used for promotional purposes. The study employs psycho-physiological measurement tools along with a self-reported survey method to evaluate: (1) affective responses, (2) Cognitive Load, and (3) and attitudinal and behavioral intention responses that two types of VR […]
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2022 Virtual Reality Open Access Peer-Reviewed
Investigating the effectiveness of immersive VR skill training and its link to physiological arousal
Department of Business Development and Technology, Aarhus University + 1 more
This paper details the motivations, design, and analysis of a study using a fine motor skill training task in both VR and physical conditions. The objective of this between-subjects study was to (a) investigate the effectiveness of immersive virtual reality for training participants in the ‘buzz-wire’ fine motor skill task compared to physical training and […]
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2022 Lecture Notes in Computer Science Gated Peer-Reviewed
Start Making Sense: Identifying Behavioural Indicators When Things Go Wrong During Interaction with Artificial Agents
University of Edinburgh + 2 more
The findings from this study will allow artificial agents to be trained to understand characteristic human behaviour exhibited during communication, and how to respond to specific non-verbal cues and biometric feedback with appropriately human-like behaviour
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2022 Disability and Rehabilitation: Assistive Technology Gated Peer-Reviewed
Evaluation of a motorised patient transfer device based on perceived workload, technology acceptance, and emotional states
Universiti Sains Malaysia + 1 more
The high prevalence of musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) among healthcare workers is partly attributed to the low adoption of patient transfer assistive devices. This study aimed to evaluate the nurses’ perceived workload, technology acceptance, and emotional states during the use of the sliding board (SB) and mechanical intervention in the form of a Motorised Patient Transfer […]
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2022 arXiv (Cornell University) Open Access Peer-Reviewed
Look Twice: A Computational Model of Return Fixations across Tasks and Species
Harvard Medical School + 2 more
Saccadic eye movements allow animals to bring different parts of an image into high-resolution. During free viewing,inhibition of return incentivizes exploration by discouraging previously visited locations. Despite this inhibition, here we show that subjects make frequent return fixations. We systematically studied a total of 44,328 return fixations out of 217,440 fixations across different tasks, in […]
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2022 Gated
The face in everyday social interaction: social outcomes and personality correlates of facial behaviour
Nottingham Trent University
Facial behaviour is a central component of social interaction, yet is primarily studied in the absence of a social partner with a heavy focus on static, universal prototypes. Examination of individual variation in facial behaviour embedded within social interaction is essential to understand social function. We conducted a three-part multi-method study to examine how variation […]
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