Inspired by the widely recognized idea that in VR/XR, not only presence but also
encountered plausibility is relevant (Slater, Phil. Trans. R. Soc. B, 2009, 364 (1535), 3549 …

We propose a synthesis of two current major approaches to understanding the effectiveness
of VR systems. We propose cognitive presence as a single, unified concept of presence …

Investigates whether subjects could separate memories of events experienced in virtual
reality from real and imagined events: a decision process we term'virtual-reality monitoring' …

The immersive experience of Virtual Reality (VR) disconnects VR users from their physical
surroundings, subjecting them to surveillance from bystanders who could record …

The first virtual reality (VR) systems have hit the shelves, and 2017 may become the year
where VR finally enters the homes of consumers in a big way. By allowing users to perceive …

In contrast to the real world, users are not able to perceive bystanders in virtual reality (VR).
Bystanders may distract users and influence their cognitive load. This involves users to feel …

Our memories and past experiences contribute to guiding our perception and action of future
affective experiences. Virtual Reality (VR) experiences are more vividly memorized and …

Virtual Reality (VR), a medium which can create alternate or representations of reality, could
potentially be used for triggering memory recollections by connecting users with their past …

Since the release of the Oculus Rift CV1 in 2016, millions of VR headsets have made their
way into consumers' homes. Since then, users have created large quantities of data about …

Arguably one of the most important characteristics of virtual reality (VR) is its ability to induce
higher feelings of presence. Still, research has remained inconclusive on how presence is …