Human-Computer Interaction and Presence in Virtual Reality

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Human-Computer Interaction and Presence in Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy Proefschrift ter verkrijging van de graad van doctor aan de Technische Universiteit Delft, op gezag van de Rector Magnificus prof.dr.ir. J.T. Fokkema, voorzitter van het College voor Promoties, in het openbaar te verdedigen op maandag 3 maart 2003, om 13:30 uur door Martijn Jeroen SCHUEMIE docterandus in de economie geboren te Vught
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Page 9: Acknowledgements The research as de
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Chapter 3 Therapy process The first
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Chapter 3 44 Computer system therap
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Chapter 3 46 Cure Cure patient pati
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Chapter 3 Figure 3.22 shows the dec
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Chapter 3 However, several tasks ar
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Chapter 3 52 with the real railing.
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Chapter 3 Several problems encounte
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Chapter 4 • medium as social acto
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Chapter 4 of selective attention wh
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Chapter 4 definitions of presence.
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Chapter 4 4.2.5 Conclusions on resu
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Chapter 4 • • 64 Natural, the n
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Chapter 4 collected. They found tha
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Chapter 4 point at the radio when t
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Chapter 4 4.4.1 VR characteristics
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Chapter 4 (Schubert et al., 2000) f
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Chapter 4 bodies in order to see th
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Chapter 4 causes of presence have t
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Chapter 4 Furthermore, most theorie
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5 Patient's user interface For the
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Patient’s user interface If this
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Direction / target selection Veloci
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Patient’s user interface Spatial
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Patient’s user interface he or sh
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5.3.2 Results Patient’s user inte
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Patient’s user interface Medium T
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Measures The first world that subje
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Patient’s user interface than two
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Estimated marginal means of SUD 6 5
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Patient’s user interface Subjects
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Patient’s user interface During t
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Patient’s user interface whether
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Patient’s user interface General
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Patient’s user interface Should h
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Chapter 6 Because the therapist doe
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Chapter 6 To change this external v
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Chapter 6 6.3.2 Results In all, thr
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Chapter 6 Measures Therapists were
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Chapter 6 On the questions regardin
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Chapter 6 line with the therapist
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Chapter 6 Question Mean (SD) F p Th
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Chapter 6 therapist can have better
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Chapter 7 therapist’s direct cont
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Chapter 7 the outcomes that were pr
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Chapter 7 7.3 User Interface design
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Chapter 7 better make use of the ad
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Beyer, H., Holtzblatt, K. (1998) Co
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Gabbard, J.L, Hix, D. (1997) A Taxo
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Kaur, K. (1998) Designing virtual e
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Mine, M. (1995) Virtual Environment
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Schubert, T.W., Friedman, F., Regen
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Steuer, J., (1992) Defining Virtual
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Abbreviations ACTA Applied Cognitiv
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Appendix A: Questionnaires A.1 Task
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Questionnaires b. System with Head-
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Questionnaires A.5 Experiment 4 Usa
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4. 'I found the world controls to b
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Appendix B: Information needs Eleme
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Element: Press button Description:
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Element: Report fear level Descript
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Samenvatting Mens-Machine-Interacti
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Samenvatting worden voorzien van ee
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SIKS dissertations 1998-1 Johan van
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2001-5 Jacco van Ossenbruggen (VU)
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Index Affective computing .........
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