Assessing The Impact of an Immersive Audiovisual Experience on Mood and Cognitive States

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October 2022

Received funding for project.

April 2023

Will begin running participants.

128

Expected total number of participants.

Study Status

  • Protocol Design

  • Data Collection

  • Data Analysis

  • Manuscript(s) Preparation

  • Publication

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Protocol 004

Assessing The Impact of an Immersive Audiovisual Experience on Mood and Cognitive States

With funding from Lumena Labs, Inc. (Denver, CO), the Institute for Advanced Consciousness Studies (IACS) will conduct a research study comparing the impacts of two immersive content-delivery systems on subjective experience and cognition. The pieces of content will be delivered via either an immersive “infinity cube” outfitted with mirrors, mylar, and LEDs where participants physically sit inside, via a Virtual Reality headset that will play a 360-degree video recording of the internal “infinity cube” environment., or via a 360 Youtube video via an online survey platform. This study will evaluate the impact of two 10-minute pieces of content on an individual’s anxiety, depression, arousal, valence, awe, ego dissolution, dispositional empathy, and cognitive state.

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Contributors

Project Contributors

Leonardo Christov-Moore, Ph.D.

Senior Research Scientist

Félix Schoeller, Ph.D.

Senior Research Scientist

Ninette Simonian

Lab Manager; Junior Research Scientist

Geena Wang

Research Assistant

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Nicco Reggente, Ph.D.

Principal Investigator

Caitlin Lynch

Junior Research Scientist

Funded By

Funded By

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