Task 3 SART (Sustained Attention to Response Task) Lecture Hall
Aims:
To understand users ability to focus on a visual sustained attention task and their response strategy, response inhibition, or motor impulsivity.
Groups of participants:
-Controls
-People with ADHD/ADHD traits
Task Details:
For this tasks, there will be sounds from lecturer who will explain a topic, sounds from students like coughing, sneezing, talking, writing, paper flipping. At a certain point a paper plane will fly and land in ground (with a sound). In total there will be 225 digits shown. Each digit will be presented 25 times (225/9) randomly after a delay of 1.15 seconds each. Each digit is shown for 1.15 seconds.
Questionnaire:
Q1: Pressing the button for the wrong number affected my next responses.
Q2: The lecturer and other students were distracting me during this task.
Q3: I think I did very well in completing this task.
Q4: I think I didn’t do very well in completing this task.
Q5: The task was interesting and was similar to a scenario that can happen in our day-to-day life.
Q6: I felt present and involved in VR.
Data Collected:
-From the task (only when they press the button of the controller, we save username, digit shown, accuracy if they were correct/wrong, reaction time (from digit shown to their button press), timestamp)
-Eye tracker VR Add on (Pupil Labs)
-EEG VR Add on (Looxid Link)
-From the questionnaire
Hardware:
-Alienware m15 Gaming Laptop
-HTC Vive Pro
-Fovitec 2x 7'6" Light Stand VR Compatible Kit
-Pupil Labs
-Looxid Link
Software:
-Unity
-Unity Asset Store
-Daz3D
-Blender
-IBM TTS Api
Programming Languages used:
-C#
-Python using Spyder in Anaconda
-Jupyter Notebook
-MySQL
-PHP API