Visuo-motor synchrony manipulation produced the largest effects on body ownership, while visual asynchrony was the most influential negative manipulation on agency¶

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Subclaims¶

q3 i? A meta-analysis surveying 111 papers with 4925 participants found visuo-motor synchrony manipulation rendered the largest effects on body ownership, and visual asynchrony was the most influential negative manipulation on agency. → Guido Makransky · Gustav Bøg Petersen 2023

Evidence¶

Guido Makransky · Gustav Bøg Petersen 2023¶

Guido Makransky · Gustav Bøg Petersen. (2023). The Theory of Immersive Collaborative Learning (TICOL). Educational Psychology Review. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10648-023-09822-5

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The review reports, citing Mottelson et al. (2023), a review and meta-analysis surveying 111 papers including 4925 participants on technological features influencing body ownership. Visuo-motor synchrony rendered the largest effects; appearance congruence, perspective, visuo-tactile stimuli, and avatar abstraction were also effective. No effect size value is printed.

"Mottelson and colleagues found that the manipulation of visuo-motor synchrony rendered the largest effects on body ownership and that congruence of appearance, perspective, visuo-tactile stimuli, and abstraction of the avatar were also effective manipulations."

Discussion¶

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