Can social presence be contagious? Effects of social presence priming on interaction with Virtual Humans
Can social presence be contagious? Effects of social presence priming on interaction with Virtual Humans
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社交存在可以传染吗？
DOI：
10.1109/3dui.2017.7893341
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2017
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G. Welch
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Salam Daher;Kangsoo Kim;Myungho Lee;G. Bruder;Ryan Schubert;J. Bailenson;G. Welch
本文探讨了是否目睹一个虚拟人（VH）在什么似乎是一个社会参与的讨论与另一个虚拟人同盟者/共犯（VHC）可以引发一个人的感觉和行为更社会参与的VH在随后的互动。为了探索这种社会启动现象，我们进行了一项实验，其中对照组的参与者没有启动，而实验组的参与者则短暂地接触到VH和附近的VHC之间的社交互动。通过暴露于简短的VHC-VH互动引发的参与者报告说，与未引发的参与者相比，他们显着更加兴奋和警觉，更接近地感知VH，并显示出显着更高的共同存在，注意力分配和信息理解维度的社会存在。
This paper explores whether witnessing a Virtual Human (VH) in what appears to be a socially engaging discussion with another virtual human confederate/accomplice (VHC) can prime a person to feel and behave more socially engaged with the VH in a subsequent interaction. To explore this social priming phenomenon, we conducted an experiment in which participants in a control group had no priming while those in an experimental group were briefly exposed to an engaging social interaction between a VH and a nearby VHC. The participants primed by exposure to the brief VHC-VH interaction reported being significantly more excited and alert, perceiving the VH closer, and showed significantly higher measures of Co-Presence, Attentional Allocation, and Message Understanding dimensions of social presence towards the VH, compared to those who were not primed.