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	DOI:10.4018/jdet.2013040105

Corpus ID: 10544830Affective Realism of Animated Films in the Development of Simulation-Based Tutoring Systems
@article{Ekanayake2013AffectiveRO,
  title={Affective Realism of Animated Films in the Development of Simulation-Based Tutoring Systems},
  author={H. Ekanayake and U. Fors and R. Ramberg and T. Ziemke and P. Backlund and K. Hewagamage},
  journal={Int. J. Distance Educ. Technol.},
  year={2013},
  volume={11},
  pages={96-109}
}
	H. Ekanayake, U. Fors, +3 authors K. Hewagamage
	Published 2013
	Psychology, Computer Science
	Int. J. Distance Educ. Technol.

This paper presents a study focused on comparing real actors based scenarios and animated characters based scenarios with respect to their similarity in evoking psychophysiological activity for certain events by measuring galvanic skin response GSR. In the experiment, one group n=11 watched the real actors' film whereas another group n=7 watched the animated film, which had the same story and dialogue as the real actors' film. The results have shown that there is no significant difference in… Expand

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