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Being like you improves my comfort space: social human-virtual confederates interactions
2019
Symposium on Psychology-Based Technologies
This study aims to explore how the comfort distance between a person and a virtual avatar (interpersonal comfort-space, IPS) is modulated by body characteristics during a social interaction. Once immersed in a virtual scenario, participants could either see virtual agents approaching them (passive condition) or moved towards them (active condition). In both conditions, participants had to press a button as soon as they felt that the distance between them and the avatar was uncomfortable.
dblp:conf/psychobit/RuggieroRI19
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