Video Game & Military Experience
/This thesis investigates the effect of prior experience with military on aggression as a result of playing violent video games.
- Researchers: Stephen Song, Frank Biocca
- Funder: Newhouse Endowment
This thesis investigates the effect of prior experience with military on aggression as a result of playing violent video games.
Working on a database that will enable researchers in the lab to share data for cross-experimental analysis. The long term goal is to have a database that will support automated hypothesis testing and model development, including integration with systems that algorithmically scan the literature for hypotheses to test.
My project has 3 experiments in an investigation of the overall neural activity of change in state suspicion (CISS). Instant messaging between partners, fNIRS measurement of state suspicion, and an experiment conducted online with authentic and fake phishing websites.
We investigated U.S. Army helicopter pilots’ perceptions of autonomous systems. The goal is to help the VTD identify core considerations related to the integration of the Artificial Intelligence system they are developing into future helicopters.
Company seeks to develop methods for measuring brain activity using a remote infrared measurement techniques.
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