Let me start with some characteristics of my sleep pattern. My mean hours of actual sleep is 7.19, of which 20.4% is REM sleep, light sleep 60.1%, deep sleep 15.7%. According to the Emfit QS website my REM sleep is on the low end and my light sleep on the high end needed for complete […]
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Virtual View: statistics for experiment 3
In experiment three I wanted to see if adding movement to visual content had a bigger lowering effect on heart-rate and subjective stress then just using a still. And I wanted to know if variables like heart-rate and skin conductance could be restored to or below the baseline following a stress stimulus. Sound accompanied the […]
Virtual View: results experiment one
In this post I want to give an overview of the results of the first and I will spare you the heavy statistic speak. So don’t expect a scientific article. The data is there and I may write a proper article one day but it isn’t appropriate for this blog. Together with Hein from the […]