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Walk in Someone Else's Shoes: VR & Autism

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VR insights on autism and empathy

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Ona Mikašauskienė
Ona Mikašauskienė
Lithuania

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VR insights on autism and empathy

by Ona Mikašauskienė
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VR experiences have been used to show being in a refugee camp, being disabled, or being in a war zone.

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According to the TED talk, VR has no impact on how we perceive each other.

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All people with autism experience the same level of sensory sensitivity to sights and sounds.

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The Amazon VR experience made people donate less to charity.

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A major difference between VR experiences and real life is that participants can stop and choose to take off the headset.

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VR can help neurotypical people understand sensory overload in autism.

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The National Autistic Society developed a VR experience to help understand sensory overload.

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VR guarantees an exact replication of real-life fear and despair for refugees.

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VR is a computer-generated 3D simulation that can feel almost exactly like being in a situation.

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The video about VR had fewer than a million views.

 
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