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This study aims to understand how people become aware of others through very simple forms of interaction. By using a minimal virtual environment, we focus on basic processes of social interaction without relying on vision or language.
Participants will first sign the informed consent form and other required documents, and then watch a video explaining the experiment. While the experimenter sets up the electroencephalography (EEG) equipment, participants will be asked to answer questionnaires related to personality. After all sensors for physiological signal measurements have been attached, participants will engage in experimental trials with their experimental partner via a computer-based interface using a dedicated device. After each trial, participants will answer several questions.
All sensors used for physiological signal measurements (such as EEG and electrocardiography [ECG]) are non-invasive. If you wish to withdraw from participation, you may do so at any time without any disadvantage to you.
Participants move within a shared virtual space using the device. They receive vibration feedback when they encounter elements in the environment and respond based on their experience during the interaction.
Participants make judgments during the task based on limited sensory information. To avoid influencing behavior, detailed evaluation criteria and research hypotheses are not explained before participation. A full explanation is provided after the experiment.
The experiment is conducted in a carefully controlled setting with minimal sensory input. This allows us to study interaction behavior under simple and well-defined conditions while ensuring participant safety and comfort.
The experiment takes approximately three hours to complete. Participants will receive a 3,000‑yen Amazon gift card as compensation.
In addition, important information regarding the experiment is provided below. Please be sure to read it carefully before participating.
If you have any questions please contact Tae Morrissey at tae.morrissey(at)oist.jp
General Information EN 2025.11.19