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Fig 1.

Hypothesized model of the effects of IVE exposure relative to the INFO condition.

Squares represent observed constructs and oval shapes represent latent constructs.

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Fig 2.

Screenshots of the IVE fire game.

(A) View of the grease fire. (B) View of the bucket of water and the fire blanket that can be selected to extinguish the fire. (C) View of the flash fire. (D) View of the toddler that is waiting to be rescued.

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Table 1.

AVE, Cronbach’s alpha and standardized factor loadings (stdYX) for the latent factors, after removing poorly fitting items.

Items without a factor loading where excluded from analysis.

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Table 2.

Model fit statistics, standardized regression weights [stdYX] and standard errors [S.E.] for model 1–6.

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Fig 3.

Structural Equation Model of model 4 with standardized regression weights [StdYX].

Squares represent observed constructs and oval shapes represent latent constructs. Significance levels: * = p < .05; ** = p < .01; *** = p < .001.

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Fig 4.

Structural Equation Model of model 6 with standardized regression weights [StdYX].

Squares represent observed constructs and oval shapes represent latent constructs. Significance levels: * = p < .05; ** = p < .01; *** = p < .001.

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Fig 5.

Knowledge level of the IVE and the INFO condition in the first and second measurement.

The error bars represent the standard error (SE).

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Fig 6.

Vulnerability level of the IVE and INFO condition in the first and second measurement.

The error bars represent the standard error (SE).

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Fig 7.

Severity level of the IVE and INFO condition in the first and the second measurement.

The error bars represent the standard error (SE).

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