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Presence predicts false memories of VE content

Presence predicts false memories of VE content. Bertus Labuschagne CVC Laboratory Dept of Computer Science University of Cape Town. Introduction. Presence and Memory in VEs False memories and the DRM procedure Deese-Roediger-McDermott Possible DRM effects in VEs

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Presence predicts false memories of VE content

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  1. Presence predicts false memories of VE content Bertus Labuschagne CVC Laboratory Dept of Computer Science University of Cape Town

  2. Introduction • Presence and Memory in VEs • False memories and the DRM procedure • Deese-Roediger-McDermott • Possible DRM effects in VEs • Predictions for this study

  3. Procedure • Sample and Design • Apparatus • Virtual Environment • Measures • Memory Questionnaire • Presence Measure

  4. Procedure: Sample and Design

  5. Procedure: Apparatus • Four Desktop Computers • Virtual Environment • Medieval European Monastery • Used Quake Keys interface • Search and Collect Task • Different object/location each time • Books, candlesticks or small chests

  6. Procedure: Measures • Memory Questionnaire • Presence Measure

  7. Results (1/3) • Validation of false memory items

  8. Results: continued (2/3) • Rates of false memories • Presence effects on memory items

  9. Results: continued (3/3) • Presence effects on false memory items • Delayed presence effects on false memory items

  10. Discussion

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