Understanding the Psycho-Physiological Implications of Interaction With a Virtual Reality-Based System in Adolescents With Autism: A Feasibility Study
作者： Selvia Kuriakose , Uttama Lahiri
DOI: 10.1109/TNSRE.2015.2393891
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摘要: Individuals with Autism are characterized by deficits in socialization and communication. In recent years several assistive technologies, e.g., Virtual Reality (VR), have been investigated to address the these individuals. Presently available VR-based systems various aspects of social communication an isolated manner without monitoring one’s affective state such as, anxiety. However, conventional observation-based therapy, a therapist adjusts intervention paradigm anxiety level. But, often individuals inherent inability explicitly express their thereby inducing limitations on techniques. Physiological signals being continuously not directly impacted difficulties can be alternatively used as markers our research we aim at designing Virtual-reality bAsed Social-communication Task (VAST) system that communication, context, subtle cues, emotional expression, etc., cumulative structured way. addition, augment this capability use physiological preliminary feasibility study investigate potential VAST cause variations performance level mapped from indices.
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