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Exploring Racism in Immersive Virtual Reality: Understanding the Effects on Awareness and Engagement With Social and Racial Inequities

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By Courtney D. Cogburn, Jeremy Bailenson, Brittany Brown, Tariro Nussinov
| scienceopen.com
Record: found Abstract: found Article: found Is Open Access Author(s): , , , , , , , Publication date (Online): Keywords: , , , , There is no author summary for this article yet. Authors can add summaries to their articles on ScienceOpen to make them more accessible to a non-specialist audience. Immersive virtual reality (IVR) may support meaning-making and learning related to race and racism.
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Five canonical findings from 30 years of psychological experimentation in virtual reality - Nature Human Behaviour

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By Jeremy Bailenson
| Nature Verified
Abstract Virtual reality (VR) is an emerging medium used in work, play and learning. We review experimental research in VR spanning three decades of scholarship. Instead of exhaustively representing the landscape, our unique contribution is providing in-depth reviews of canonical psychological findings balanced across various domains within psychology.
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Audio Personas: Augmenting Social Perception via Body-Anchored Audio Cues

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By Jeremy Bailenson, Sean Follmer, Libby Ye
| arXiv
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