Divine Maloney

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Disturbing the Peace: Experiencing and Mitigating Emerging Harassment in Social Virtual Reality

Harassment has long been considered a severe social issue and a culturally contextualized construct. More recently, understanding and mitigating emerging harassment in social Virtual Reality (VR) has become a growing research area in HCI and CSCW. Based on the perspective of harassment in the U.S. culture, in this pap…

CHI '222nd AuthorHonorable MentionIdentity & Avatars in XR +1

(Re)discovering the Physical Body Online: Strategies and Challenges to Approach Non-Cisgender Identity in Social Virtual Reality

The contemporary understanding of gender continues to highlight the complexity and variety of gender identities beyond a binary dichotomy regarding one’s biological sex assigned at birth. The emergence and popularity of various online social spaces also makes the digital presentation of gender even more sophisticated.…

CHI '222nd AuthorSocial & Collaborative VR +3

Something Personal from the Metaverse: Goals, Topics, and Contextual Factors of Self-Disclosure in Commercial Social VR

Current Social VR literature provides limited insight on one of the most critical behaviors for developing and maintaining interpersonal relationships: self-disclosure. Therefore, we present an online survey (N = 126) investigating how users disclose personal information to each other in Social VR. Our results indicat…

CSCW '201st AuthorVideos, Live Streaming, and VR

"Talking without a Voice" : Understanding Non-verbal Communication in Social Virtual Reality

Exploring communication dynamics in digital social spaces such as massively multiplayer online games and 2D/3D virtual worlds has been a long standing concern in HCI and CSCW. As online social spaces evolve towards more natural embodied interaction, it is important to explore how non-verbal communication can be suppor…

CSCW '20CorrespondingVideos, Live Streaming, and VR

Body, Avatar, and Me: The Presentation and Perception of Self in Social Virtual Reality

Self-presentation in online digital social spaces has been a long standing research interest in HCI and CSCW. As online social spaces evolve towards more embodied digital representations, it is important to understand how users construct and experience their self and interact with others' self in new and more complica…

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