Dear community,
We will conduct an experiment in which participants will learn a manufacturing procedure either with immersive or Desktop Virtual Reality. As a theoretical basis to explain potential differences I have chosen the embodied cognition theory since the ability to interact with gestures in immersive Virtual Reality is one of the biggest differences between the two media.
To quantify this relationship, I would like to measure the level of embodiment/enactment participants feel after either intervention. Are you aware of any standard questionnaires or recommendations to measure embodiment?
Thanks in advance for your help!
Depends on exactly what aspects of embodiment that you ish to measure. I am simply guessing given a VR environment that it may be the hand and if so please see attached paper. If not I probably could help further.
If the subjects are the same for one learning and for the other learning you can create a questionnaire
Thank you for your answers! Gerry Leisman the hand is definitely involved and thus the paper is relevant. However, I would be more interested in the general feeling of embodiment of the participant and especially a paper recommending a framework/questions to measure embodiment (in the VR context). Thus, I would really appreciate it if you could share more information.
I would suggest that you check this reference out. Beyond that, get in touch with me directly.
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/frvir.2020.575943/full
I'd like to know if there is a questionnaire for measuring embodied cognition of college students.
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