Year: 2020
Type: conference-paper
Abstract: The purpose of this study is confirming the hypothesis that the change of attention and the change of sense of agency occur simultaneously in a situation where the sense of agency changes dynamically.It is possible to improve the playing experience by measuring the player's sense of movement.At present, there is no method for measuring the sense of agency in a situation where the sense of agency can change dynamically, such as a video game playing experience.So far, it has been pointed out that by measuring attention, it is possible to grasp the sense of agency.To date, there are few studies that confirmed the relationship between the sense of agency and attention in situations where the sense of agency can change dynamically.Therefore, in this study, we used a dual task method consisting of a synchronization tapping task and Dot controlling task.Participants' attention was measured by predictive tapping rates when performing a synchronized tapping task.At the end of each trial, the participants' sense of agency was measured using the nine-point scale.Based on the relationship between attention and sense of agency in previous studies, we hypothesized that the phenomenon that the evaluation value of sense of agency decreases and the phenomenon that the occurrence rate of predictive tapping decreases would occur simultaneously.14 graduate students participated in the experiment.The explanatory variables in the two-way experiment were response time to keyboard input and inter-stimulus onset interval.Trials were performed three times for each condition and performed in random order.As a result of the analysis, no correlation was found between the sense of independence and attention.
Language: Japanese
Topic: Free Will and Agency
Subfield: Cognitive Neuroscience
Field: Neuroscience
Domain: Life Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7144853307
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