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Five canonical findings from 30 years of psychological experimentation in virtual reality by Jeremy N. Bailenson & Cyan DeVeaux & Eugy Han & David M. Markowitz & Monique Santoso & Portia Wang instant download

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Authors:Jeremy N. Bailenson & Cyan DeVeaux & Eugy Han & David M. Markowitz & Monique Santoso & Portia Wang
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Year:2025
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Five canonical findings from 30 years of psychological experimentation in virtual reality by Jeremy N. Bailenson & Cyan DeVeaux & Eugy Han & David M. Markowitz & Monique Santoso & Portia Wang instant download

Nature Human Behaviour, doi:10.1038/s41562-025-02216-3

Virtual reality (VR) is an emerging medium used in work, play and learning. We review experimental research in VR spanning three decades of scholarship. Instead of exhaustively representing the landscape, our unique contribution is providing in-depth reviews of canonical psychological fndings balanced across various domains within psychology. We focus on fve fndings: the beneft of being there depends on the activity; self-avatars infuence behaviour; procedural training works better than abstract learning; body tracking makes VR unique; and people underestimate distance in VR. These fndings are particularly useful to social scientists who are new to VR as a medium, or those who have studied VR but have focused on specifc psychological subfelds (for example, social, cognitive or perceptual psychology). We discuss the relevance for researchers and media consumers and suggest future areas for human behaviour research.

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