Understanding of non-immersive virtual reality technology in the context of museums via the lens of stimulus–organism–response (S–O–R) and aesthetics frameworks

Research output: Journal Publications and Reviews › RGC 21 - Publication in refereed journal › peer-review

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Arts and Humanities

100
Museums Arts and Humanities
100
Context Arts and Humanities
100
Framework Arts and Humanities
100
Comprehension Arts and Humanities
100
Virtual Reality Arts and Humanities
100
Esthetics Arts and Humanities
100
Technology Arts and Humanities
25
intentions Arts and Humanities
25
Visitor Arts and Humanities
25
Interactivity Arts and Humanities
12
Design Arts and Humanities
12
Operators Arts and Humanities
12
Hong Kong Arts and Humanities
12
Impact Arts and Humanities
12
Response Arts and Humanities
12
Computers Arts and Humanities
12
Device Arts and Humanities
12
Railway Arts and Humanities
12
Virtual Arts and Humanities
12
Theoretical Framewo... Arts and Humanities
12
User Arts and Humanities
12
Innovation Arts and Humanities
12
Cognitive Arts and Humanities
12
Exceptions Arts and Humanities
12
Mobile Phones Arts and Humanities

Social Sciences

100
Technology Social Sciences
100
Understanding Social Sciences
100
Optical Instrument Social Sciences
100
Museums Social Sciences
100
Virtual Reality Social Sciences
100
Immersive Virtual R... Social Sciences
100
Comprehension Social Sciences
40
Interactivity Social Sciences
40
Visitor Social Sciences
40
Intention Social Sciences
20
Research Social Sciences
20
Computers Social Sciences
20
Innovation Social Sciences
20
Hong Kong Social Sciences
20
Design Social Sciences
20
UK Social Sciences
20
Attitudes Social Sciences
20
Railway Social Sciences
20
Mobile Phones Social Sciences
20
Value Attitude Social Sciences
20
Perception Social Sciences
20
User Social Sciences

Keyphrases

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Museum Keyphrases
100
Virtual Reality Keyphrases
100
Non-immersive Virtu... Keyphrases
100
Immersive Virtual R... Keyphrases
50
Interactivity Keyphrases
50
Perceived Utilitari... Keyphrases
25
Hong Kong Keyphrases
25
Advanced Technologi... Keyphrases
25
Virtual Reality Tec... Keyphrases
25
Emotional Response Keyphrases
25
Cognitive Response Keyphrases
25
Value Attitude Keyphrases
25
Smartphone Keyphrases
25
Personal Devices Keyphrases
25
Attitude towards Us... Keyphrases
25
Utilitarian Value Keyphrases
25
Guided Tour Keyphrases
25
Perceived Hedonic V... Keyphrases
25
Design Aesthetics Keyphrases
25
Positive Responses Keyphrases
25
Intention to Visit Keyphrases
25
Virtual Visits Keyphrases
25
Visit Intention Keyphrases
25
Railways museums Keyphrases
25
Hedonistic Values Keyphrases

Psychology

100
Interactivity Psychology
100
Attitudes Psychology
100
Intention Psychology
50
Research Psychology
50
Mobile Phones Psychology

INIS

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lenses INIS
100
museums INIS
100
virtual reality INIS
100
aesthetics INIS
37
values INIS
25
attitudes INIS
12
design INIS
12
computers INIS
12
hong kong INIS
12
devices INIS
12
exceptions INIS
12
railways INIS

Medicine and Dentistry

100
Comprehension Medicine and Dentistry
100
Attitude Medicine and Dentistry
50
Perception Medicine and Dentistry
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