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1 Collaborative Virtual Environments and Transformed Social Interaction Jeremy Bailenson Department of Communication Stanford University Virtual Human Interaction Lab http://vhil.stanford.edu http://vhil.stanford.edu

2 Overview VR/CVE technology Theory of Transformed Social Interaction Empirical Results Applications

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6 Digital Immersive Virtual Environment Technology

7 Collaborative Virtual Environment (CVE)

8 CVE Advantages Bandwidth Presence/Immersion 3D Visualization/Stereo Transformed Social Interaction

9 Transformed Social Interaction (TSI) Actual Behavior Strategic Filter Transformed Behavior

10 TSI: Implicit Twins

11 Example of TSI: Implicit Twins

12 TSI: Team Face

13 TSI: Non-Zero-Sum Gaze Gaze is powerful: –Learning (Sherwood, 1987) –Persuasion (Morton, 1980) –Physiological Arousal (Wellens, 1987) –Shaping the structure of a conversation (Kendon, 1987; Argyle, 1988)

14 TSI: Non-Zero-Sum Gaze

15 TSI: Nonverbal Chameleon

16 TSI: Multilateral Perspectives

17 TSI Applications Distance Education Collaboration/Communication systems Training systems Sales

18 WorldViz Immersive virtual reality turnkey system solutions Specialized on universities & researchers Products Vizard 2.17 software for creating real-time interactivity in 3D worlds PPT 1.2 optical precision position tracker www.worldviz.com

19 Collaborators Megan Miller Andrew Orin Nicole Lundblad Julia Hu Claire Carlson Aaron Sullivan Boyko Kakaradov Hassan Adubu Stanford Graduate Students/ Post Docs Nick Yee Kayur Patel Robby Ratan Hunter Gehlbach Stanford Faculty Shanto Iyengar Cliff Nass UCSB Faculty/ Post Docs Andy Beall Jim Blascovich Jack Loomis Matthew Turk Rosanna Guadagno Thank you! Virtual Human Interaction Lab http://vhil.stanford.edu Josh Ainslie Adriean De La Mora Jon Shih Jaireh Tecarro Sam Warburg Kathryn Rickertsen Jerry Yu Stanford Undergraduates

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