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虚拟化身外观现实主义对感知互动体验的影响:一个网络元分析

Zhiyu Tao1, Yanyan Liu1, Junsheng Qiu1

  • 1Graduate School of Design, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan.

Frontiers in psychology
|December 19, 2025
PubMed
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更高的虚拟化身外观现实性 (VAAR) 增加了用户的吸引力和可信度. 然而,中等的VAAR水平在用户中引起了最强烈的怪异感.

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外表现实主义现实主义吸引力 吸引力 吸引力怪异的怪异性 怪异的怪异性网络元分析 网络元分析感知体验是一种感知体验.可信度 值得信赖 值得信赖虚拟化身,也就是虚拟化身.

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