Transformed social interaction: Decoupling representation from behavior and form in collaborative virtual environments
Transformed social interaction: Decoupling representation from behavior and form in collaborative virtual environments
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DOI：
10.1162/1054746041944803
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发表时间：
2004-08-01
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1.1
通讯作者：
Turk, M
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作者：
Bailenson, JN;Beall, AC;Turk, M
计算机介导的通信系统被称为协作虚拟环境（CVE），允许地理分离的个体可以实时在共享的虚拟空间中口头和非语言互动。我们讨论了基于CVE的研究范式，该范式在社交互动过程中转换（即过滤器和修改）非语言行为。由于CVES的技术允许与互动人的实际行为相比，概念和感知约束在面对面互动中固有的构成行为，因此不必适用。解耦算法可以增强或降低CVE中非语言行为的方面，因此相互作用的人可以从非语言增强的好处或遭受非语言降解的好处。讨论了转变的社会互动（TSI），这种研究范式的伦理和含义以及研究TSI的试验研究的数据。
Computer-mediated communication systems known as collaborative virtual environments (CVEs) allow geographically separated individuals to interact verbally and nonverbally in a shared virtual space in real time. We discuss a CVE-based research paradigm that transforms (i.e., filters and modifies) nonverbal behaviors during social interaction. Because the technology underlying CVEs allows a strategic decoupling of rendered behavior from the actual behavior of the interactants, conceptual and perceptual constraints inherent in face-to-face interaction need not apply. Decoupling algorithms can enhance or degrade facets of nonverbal behavior within CVEs, such that interactants can reap the benefits of nonverbal enhancement or suffer nonverbal degradation. Concepts underlying transformed social inter-action (TSI), the ethics and implications of such a research paradigm, and data from a pilot study examining TSI are discussed.