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Development of a virtual laboratory for the study of complex human behavior

Pelz et al., 1999

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9221180726192177487
Author
Pelz J
Hayhoe M
Ballard D
Shrivastava A
Bayliss J
von der Heyde M
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Stereoscopic Displays and Virtual Reality Systems VI

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The study of human perception has evolved from examining simple tasks executed in reduced laboratory conditions to the examination of complex, real-world behaviors. Virtual environments represent the next evolutionary step by allowing full stimulus control and …
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