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Identifying Discrepancies Between Measurements of Visual, Felt Presence and Tactile, Judged Presence
Unlike other screen-based technologies such as computer monitors, virtual reality (VR) systems allow the user to feel a sense of presence – the sense that they are actually situated within the surrounding virtual environment. Although the foundational experience of existing within a physical environ
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