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2019 International Convention of Psychological Science

The Real Virtues of Virtual Reality in Social Cognition: The Case of Approach-Avoidance

Saturday, March 9, 2019 · Paris, France

Social Psychology

This symposium will examine how Virtual Reality (VR) extends the possibilities to investigate the relation between approach-avoidance behaviors and evaluative processes (e.g., approach-avoidance measures and manipulations) and how it opens up a number of emergent issues that call for further empirical and theoretical proposals in the domain of approach-avoidance.

Chairs & Discussants

  • Ivane NuelChair
    Paris Descartes
  • Marie-Pierre FayantCoChair
    Paris Descartes
  • Theodore AlexopoulosDiscussant
    Paris Descartes

Presentations

  1. Virtual Prejudice Revisited: Exploring Approach and Avoidance Behavior As Indicators of Intergroup Attitudes in Virtual RealityJuliane Degner, Frank Steinicke
  2. Toward an Embodied and Situated View of Social Interaction: The Use of Virtual Reality in Approach/Avoidance Manipulation.Ivane Nuel, Marie-Pierre Fayant, Theodore Alexopoulos
  3. Approach through a Virtual Looking-Glass: Congruency Relations between Emotional Stimuli and Full-Body Movements in a 3D Virtual WorldAnand Krishna, Andreas Eder, Albrecht Sebald, Wilfried Kunde