Absence of Gender Differences in Actual Induced HMD Motion Sickness vs. Pretrial Susceptibility Ratings
Absence of Gender Differences in Actual Induced HMD Motion Sickness vs. Pretrial Susceptibility Ratings
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实际诱发的 HMD 晕动病与审前易感性评级之间不存在性别差异
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10.1177/1541931213601810
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2017
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Amelia J. Kinsela
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Michael L. Wilson;Amelia J. Kinsela
这篇论文的目的是报告在一项研究中，头盔显示器的潜伏期如何影响人类表现，在运动病易感性和报告的疾病水平方面的性别差异。这项实验使用摄像头将房间的图像馈送到头盔显示器，以检查在头盔显示器中增加了延迟的点和拍摄任务的性能。29名参与者完成了一项重复测量研究，在这项研究中，他们在基本和不同的潜伏期条件下执行了一项简单的目标定位任务。结果显示，在MSSQ-S试验前的敏感度评定中，性别之间存在显著差异。结果还表明，根据SSQ分数，参与者在接触HMD潜伏期刺激期间的疾病水平增加。此外，当检查疾病水平时，男性和女性参与者之间没有发现差异。因此，在决定是否使用HMD和VR设备时，不应将性别作为排除因素。
The purpose of this paper is to report the gender differences in motion sickness susceptibility and reported sickness levels experienced during a study to determine how latency in a head-mounted display affects human performance. This experiment used a camera feeding an image of the room to an HMD to examine performance on a point and shoot task with added latency in a HMD. Twenty-nine participants completed a repeated measures study in which they performed a simple object location targeting task in base and varying latency conditions. Results showed a significant difference between genders in the pre-trial susceptibility rating using the MSSQ-S. Results also indicated that the participants’ sickness levels increased during their exposure to the HMD latency stimulus based on their SSQ scores. Further, when the sickness levels were examined, there were no differences found between male and female participants. As a result, gender should not be used as an exclusion factor in determining whether or not to use HMD and VR devices.