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Virtual Hand Size and Task Performance by v1vvqu7ekcq8bneht38 is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This study examines how virtual hand size affects perceived embodiment and task performance in a collaborative virtual environment, hypothesizing that larger hands enhance both. Results indicate that participants with larger virtual hands reported higher levels of embodiment and completed tasks more quickly than those with smaller hands. The findings suggest that increasing virtual hand size can improve cooperation and efficiency in collaborative tasks.
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