The EMMA Project: Emotions as a Determinant of Presence
@article{Raya2003TheEP,
title={The EMMA Project: Emotions as a Determinant of Presence},
author={Mariano Luis Alca{\~n}iz Raya and Rosa Mar{\'i}a Ba{\~n}os and Cristina Botella and Beatriz Rey},
journal={PsychNology J.},
year={2003},
volume={1},
pages={141-150}
}So far, scientific literature has paid attention to the cognitive and environmental determinants of presence, trying to offer a definition and assessment measures that could seize such an elusive concept. However, the emotional determinants of presence have received less attention. Emotional responses could play a key role in generating and enhancing presence, specially for some Virtual Reality (VR) applications, such as mental health field (both for promotion and treatment goals). The main…
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