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| author | He, Zhiting Fan, Min Guo, Xinyi Zhao, Yifan Wang, Yuqiu |
| author_facet | He, Zhiting Fan, Min Guo, Xinyi Zhao, Yifan Wang, Yuqiu |
| contents | Research suggests the potential of employing VR to elicit awe experiences, thereby promoting well-being. Building upon theories related to the sublime and embodiment, we designed three VR scenes to evaluate the effectiveness of sublime and embodied design elements in invoking awe experiences. We conducted a within-subject study involving 28 young adults who experienced the three VR designs. Results demonstrated that the VR design with sublime elements significantly elicited more intense awe experiences compared to the one without, while adding embodied elements did not enhance the intensity of awe. Qualitative interviews revealed critical design elements (e.g., the obscure event should be reasonable) and their underlying mechanisms (e.g., leading to feelings of enlightenment) in invoking awe experiences. We further discuss considerations and implications for the design of effective awe-inspiring VR applications. |
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| spellingShingle | "I Feel Myself So Small!": Designing and Evaluating VR Awe Experiences Based on Theories Related to Sublime He, Zhiting Fan, Min Guo, Xinyi Zhao, Yifan Wang, Yuqiu Human-Computer Interaction Research suggests the potential of employing VR to elicit awe experiences, thereby promoting well-being. Building upon theories related to the sublime and embodiment, we designed three VR scenes to evaluate the effectiveness of sublime and embodied design elements in invoking awe experiences. We conducted a within-subject study involving 28 young adults who experienced the three VR designs. Results demonstrated that the VR design with sublime elements significantly elicited more intense awe experiences compared to the one without, while adding embodied elements did not enhance the intensity of awe. Qualitative interviews revealed critical design elements (e.g., the obscure event should be reasonable) and their underlying mechanisms (e.g., leading to feelings of enlightenment) in invoking awe experiences. We further discuss considerations and implications for the design of effective awe-inspiring VR applications. |
| title | "I Feel Myself So Small!": Designing and Evaluating VR Awe Experiences Based on Theories Related to Sublime |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.14853 |