Interactive virtual reality reduces quadriceps pain intensity during high-intensity interval leg cycling exercise.
Poster presented at the World Congress of Pain of the International Association for the Study of Pain, September 12-16, Boston, MA.
Poster presented at the World Congress of Pain of the International Association for the Study of Pain, September 12-16, Boston, MA.
Abstract: Although previous research has shown that individuals take on aspects of the avatars they embody in virtual environments, studies have not yet tested whether this phenomenon, known as the Proteus Effect, extends to traits that are undesirable to have, such as narcissism. One hundred thirty-three female participants completed a shopping simulation in virtual reality. […]