Supplementary file 1_“Did you hear that?”: Software-based spatial audio enhancements increase self-reported and physiological indices on auditory presence and affect in virtual reality.docx

Introduction<p>This study investigates the impact of a software-based audio enhancement tool Q6 in virtual reality (VR), examining the relationship between spatial audio, immersion, and affective responses using self-reports and physiological measures.</p>Methods<p>Sixty-eight part...

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Main Author:	Ifigeneia Mavridou (12227702) (author)
Other Authors:	Ellen Seiss (131269) (author), Giuseppe Ugazio (21837500) (author), Mark Harpster (21837503) (author), Phillip Brown (6611468) (author), Sophia Cox (17137189) (author), Filip Panchevski (21837506) (author), Christine Erie (21837509) (author), David Lopez (442524) (author), Ryan Copt (21837512) (author), Charles Nduka (12227711) (author), James Hughes (186303) (author), Joseph Butera (21837515) (author), Daniel N. Weiss (21837518) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Virtual Reality and Related Simulation audio systems virtual reality sensor systems human-computer interaction electrophysiology signal analysis
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Supplementary file 1_“Did you hear that?”: Software-based spatial audio enhancements increase self-reported and physiological indices on auditory presence and affect in virtual reality.docx

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