Perception of strength and power of realistic male characters
作者： Anna C. Wellerdiek , Martin Breidt , Michael N. Geuss , Stephan Streuber , Uwe Kloos
关键词: Physical strength 、 Body shape 、 Character (mathematics) 、 Computer vision 、 Perception 、 Artificial intelligence 、 Power (social and political) 、 Computer science 、 Social power 、 Set (psychology)
摘要: We investigated the influence of body shape and pose on perception physical strength social power for male virtual characters. In first experiment, participants judged varying shapes, derived from a statistical 3D model. Based these ratings, we determined three shapes (weak, average, strong) animated them with set poses second experiment. Participants rated how strong or powerful they perceived characters that were displayed in different poses. Our results show was mainly driven by body. However, attribute influenced an interaction between shape. Specifically, effect ratings greater weak shapes. These demonstrate character can be as more when high-power pose.
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