Immersive screens change attention width but not perception or decision-making performance in natural and basic tasks
Abstract
In the last decades, a number of studies have examined people's perceptual and attentional capabilities using flat screen displays. The completion of studies using curved displays/screens has been neglected so far, despite their advantage of creating a more immersive and life-like experience. In two studies, we analysed possible performance differences between subjects' perceptual and attentional capabilities during a decision-making task whilst...
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Title
Immersive screens change attention width but not perception or decision-making performance in natural and basic tasks
Published Date
Jan 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
82
Pages
102961 - 102961
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