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Modern Virtual Reality Technology: Cybersickness, Sense of Presence, and Gender

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Daniel M. Shafer, Ph.D. Baylor University Department of Film and Digital Media Corey P. Carbonara, Ph.D. Baylor University Department of Film and Digital Media Michael F. Korpi, Ph.D. Baylor University Department of Film and Digital Media Abstract This article reports the results of two experimental studies which investigated 1) differences in how virtual reality (VR) -induced cybersickness is experienced between men and women, and 2) how video game players experience cybersickness when using two generations of developing VR technology. Grounded in sensory conflict theory; the study discusses cybersickness as a function of the differing technical specifications of the VR head-mounted ...

The Media Psychology Review is an academic online journal for Media Psychology published under the Media Psychology Research Center. The Media Psychology Review’s goal is to promote media psychology as an interdisciplinary and emerging field by bridging the research-practice gap and creating a platform for international discussion that expands the frontiers of Media Psychology across traditional and emerging technologies. The journal hopes to promote the transformation of Media Psychology to a field that is cross-disciplinary in theoretical framework, approach, and application.

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Media Psychology Review Journal for Media Psychology

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Search Results for: Modern virtual reality technology: cybersickness, sense of presence, and gender

Modern Virtual Reality Technology: Cybersickness, Sense of Presence, and Gender

“Black Ish”: Disparagement Comedy and Consumer Attitudes toward African Americans

Theory: The Intellectual Heritage of Redecision Therapy

The Impact of Moral Decision-Making on Hedonic and Eudaimonic Appreciation in Video Games

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