Source confusion occurs when individuals attribute a memory to the wrong source (eg,
confusing a picture with an experienced event). Virtual Reality (VR) represents a new source …

Advances in virtual reality technology have enabled the creation of virtual environments
(VEs) with significantly high visual fidelity when compared to real environments (REs). In this …

This study explored virtual-reality (VR) monitoring, the decision process by which people
discriminate memories of real and virtual events. In a study phase, subjects touched 10 real …

Abstract Much of Virtual Reality (VR) is about creating environments that are believable. But
though the visual and audio experiences we provide today are already of a rather high …

Cinematic virtual reality offers 360-degree moving image experiences that engage a
viewer's body as its position defines the momentary perspective over the surrounding …

This paper describes a methodology based on human judgments of memory awareness
states for assessing the simulation fidelity of a virtual environment (VE) in relation to its real …

The occlusive nature of VR headsets introduces significant barriers to a user's awareness of
their surrounding reality. While recent research has explored systems to facilitate a VR …

Inspired by the widely recognized idea that in VR, not only presence but also encountered
plausibility is relevant (Slater, 2009), we propose a general psychological parallel …

We typically experience the world from a first-person perspective (1PP) but can sometimes
experience events from a third-person perspective (3PP) much as an observer might see us …

Over the past decade virtual reality (VR) has shown some major advancements in research
and development. One of the most important aspects of VR user experience is the sense of …