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Astrid J.A. Lubeck, MSc 1 Jelte E. Bos, PhD 1,2 John F. Stins, PhD 1 1 Research Institute MOVE, Faculty of Human Movement Sciences, VU University Amsterdam,

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1 Astrid J.A. Lubeck, MSc 1 Jelte E. Bos, PhD 1,2 John F. Stins, PhD 1 1 Research Institute MOVE, Faculty of Human Movement Sciences, VU University Amsterdam, the Netherlands 2 TNO Perceptual and Cognitive Systems, Soesterberg, the Netherlands Moving and still images can induce comparable amounts of postural sway, but different levels of sickness 1

2 Introduction Studies about the effect of moving images General design experiments 1.Pre- and post measurement 2.Variables: Postural Sway Visually induced motion sickness (VIMS) 3.Exposure to moving images Result – Postural sway ↑, VIMS ↑ Are these results caused by motion? 2

3 Introduction Research question and hypothesis Research question – Is motion essential for causing an increase in postural sway and VIMS? Hypothesis – Motion does cause an increase in postural sway and VIMS. No changes in still images condition. Changes in moving images condition. 3

4 Method Subjects and design Subjects – 15 subjects – 6 males, 9 females – Mean (SD) age: 29.5 (5.9) years Design – Within subject design – Experimental condition: Moving images – Control condition: Still images – 2 measurements: Pre and post 4

5 Method Images 5

6 Method Measurements Postural sway – Force plate – Normal double stance Eyes closed – Duration: 60 seconds – Center of pressure (CoP) data Sway path length Visually induced motion sickness (VIMS) – Simulator sickness questionnaire (SSQ; Kennedy et al., 1993) – Only total score 6

7 Results Total simulator sickness scores 7

8 Results Sway path length 8

9 Discussion Postural sway – Increase in SPL after exposure to both moving and still images VIMS – Only an increase in VIMS after exposure to moving images No difference in postural sway after exposure – Puzzling? 9 Puzzling results?

10 Discussion 10 2 possible explanations

11 Wallpaper illusions – Can cause changes in postural sway (Kelly et al., 2005) – Can cause disorientation (Cohn & Lasley, 1990) Discussion Moved by still images

12 Discussion Moved by a first person shooter (FPS) game 12

13 Vection – Illusion of self-motion Do players experience vection or some other sensation? – Images may not contain adequate flow Sustained and unidirectional – Other possible mechanisms at work? Discussion Vection in FPS games?

14 Still images can cause an increase in postural sway but only moving images cause motion sickness. Conclusion Take home message

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