Psychology Lab on Wheels makes science accessible for everyone. E-Virt is aiming at being a Serious Game that on its later stages will serve as a tool to help people to improve their emotion recognition skills as well as regulating their own emotions. Join our research.
The E-Virt Project has started its pilot testing with participants using the Psychology Lab on Wheels. We went to the Leiden University Old Observatory and to the Dutch Bioscience Week Open Day. In these locations we got some insights about how we should apply the study in a broader context.
This study is supervised by Mariska Kret and developed & applied by Diego Arize. In this study, Arize's Applied Cogitive Master's Students Nina Bogaert and Rosalie Slijk had developed two minigames to serve as training for emotion recognition tasks.
At this stage this study is being released in social media, especially in the Netherlands and Brazil. The study consists of testing if this training with a app will improve participant's performance on recognising genuine emotions expressions. Participans are requested to perform a pre/post test and to play E-Virt for a week, 5 minutes a day.
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We are hoping to get even more participants
