Face and Ecological Validity in Simulations: Lessons from Search-and-Rescue HRI
Immersion & Presence ResearchTeleoperation & TelepresenceField StudiesPolice & Emergency Service PersonnelEmergency Responders & Disaster Management Workers
In fields where in situ performance cannot be measured, ecological validity is difficult to estimate. Drawing on theory from social psychology and virtual reality, we argue that face validity can be a useful proxy for ecological validity. We provide illustrative examples of this relationship from work in search-and-rescue HRI, and conclude with some practical guidelines for the construction of immersive simulations in general.
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