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Behaviour and Information Technology

ISSN 0144-929X

3 papers in the library · 1 citation · publishing 2020-2026

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Physiological responses to the overview effect: a virtual reality study on awe

Behaviour and Information Technology April 1, 2026 H. Anna T. van Limpt-Broers, Marie Postma, Max M. Louwerse 1 citation

Little is known about the physiological responses to the overview effect and, more generally, the emotion of awe, complex epistemic and self-transcendent emotions that combine wonder, reverence and fear. In the current study, measurements of heart activity, skin conductance, and respiration, reflecting emotional arousal and valence, were analysed in combination with questionnaire data to...

DOI: 10.1080/0144929x.2026.2651109 (opens in new tab) Virtual reality Perception Subconscious Perspective graphical +1

Meditating in a neurofeedback virtual reality: effects on sense of presence, meditation depth and brain oscillations

Behaviour and Information Technology September 21, 2023 M. Salminen, Simo Järvelä, Ilkka Kosunen et al.

ABSTRACT With the advent of consumer-grade electroencephalography (EEG) and virtual reality (VR) devices, the use of human cognitive processes directly as means for user-adapted interaction in immersive virtual environments has become increasingly relevant. In this study (N = 43), we investigate electroencephalography-based neurofeedback interaction in virtual reality (VR). Particularly, we...

Examining virtual meditation as a stress management strategy on college campuses through longitudinal, quasi-experimental research

Behaviour and Information Technology November 2, 2020 Laura Crosswell, Gi Woong Yun

ABSTRACT Levels of student stress and psychopathology are greater than ever before and the need for mental health support is increasing. Because students themselves are often reluctant to seek out counselling and/or treatment [Eisenberg, D., E. Golberstein, and S. E. Gollust. 2007a. “Help-seeking and access to mental health care in a university student population.” Medical Care 45 (7): 594–601....