Daniel Pimentel

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Assistant Professor of Immersive Media Psychology

University of Oregon

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Daniel Pimentel is an Assistant Professor of Immersive Media Psychology at the University of Oregon, USA. His research focuses on the intersection of immersive technologies and psychology, with recent articles exploring topics such as virtual reality applications in marine education, conservation behaviors, and the emotional impact of immersive narratives. Through his work, he aims to enhance understanding of how these technologies can shape environmental awareness and mental health outcomes.

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Ocean XR: A Deep Dive Into Extended Reality for Marine Education and Ocean Literacy

Uses and effects of AR- and VR-based animal embodiment: A field study at a beach music festival

How Cognitive Absorption Influences Responses to Immersive Narratives of Environmental Threats

Virtual climate scientist: A VR learning experience about paleoclimatology for underrepresented students

The effects of embodying wildlife in virtual reality on conservation behaviors

Saving species in a snap: On the feasibility and efficacy of augmented reality-based wildlife interactions for conservation

Voices of the unsung: The role of social presence and interactivity in building empathy in 360 video

The Effects of VR Use on Pain Experienced During a Tattoo Procedure: A Pilot Study

Copresence With Virtual Humans in Mixed Reality: The Impact of Contextual Responsiveness on Social Perceptions

Virtually Real, But Not Quite There: Social and Economic Barriers to Meeting Virtual Reality’s True Potential for Mental Health

Customizing Your Demons: Anxiety Reduction via Anthropomorphizing and Destroying an “Anxiety Avatar”

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Géraldine Fauville

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