Figure 1.
This figure shows: (A) The labels the Head Mounted Display, which renders the virtual world on two screens, one for each of the participant’s eyes; (B) The optical tracking markers are labeled. One marker is placed on the participant’s head and two are placed in the participant’s hands. These markers track X,Y, Z position; When the participant raises her hands above her head, she flies higher in the virtual city; (C) One of the eight motion-capture cameras that track the optical marks; and (D) The orientation tracker for head rotation.
Table 1.
Number of Participants Per Condition.
Figure 2.
Foggy virtual city.
Figure 3.
Virtual Child After Being Found and Saved.
Figure 4.
The Experimenter Knocks Over The Pens And A Participant Kneels To Help Pick Up Pens.
In Panel A, the experimenter is “accidentally” knocking over the pens; in Panel B, a participant gets out the chair and kneels to help pick up the pens. Note: The images are slightly blurry as the surveillance cameras do not capture in high resolution.
Table 2.
Means And Standard Deviations For Time To Help.
Table 3.
Means And Standard Deviations For Number Of Pens Picked Up.
Table 4.
Means and Stanford Deviations for the Measure of Presence.