基于增强现实的虚拟模型儿童心理旋转能力训练研究

Wenli Zhang, Yao Yao
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心理旋转是指对自己的镜像或大脑中的视觉刺激(如图形)进行平面或立体旋转的心理操作过程。建立基于增强现实(AR)的虚拟模型,控制儿童的认知特征等,实现目标儿童的心理旋转能力训练。使用Peter1995版心理旋转实验材料,将其分为抽象图像和具体模型,进行两次递进实验,然后通过SPSS22.0对数据进行录入和统计分析。最后,采用SUS系统量表对结果进行评价,判断基于AR技术的教学是否能够提高幼儿对不同维度对象进行概括和分类的抽象思维能力。研究结果表明,AR技术可以支持儿童具体和抽象思维的形成,为3-6岁学龄前儿童提供有效的心理旋转能力训练。
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Research on Children‘s Mental Rotation Ability Training using Augmented Reality-based Virtual Model
Mental rotation refers to a mental operation process of making planar or stereoscopic rotation of the mirror image of a person himself, or a visual stimulus (like a graph) in his/her brain. An augmented reality (AR)-based virtual model was established to control the children’s cognitive characteristics, etc., and realize the mental rotation ability training among the target children. The mental rotation experimental materials of Peter1995 version were used and divided into abstract images, and concrete models, two progressive experiments were carried out, followed by the type-in and statistical analysis of the data via SPSS22.0. In the end, the results were evaluated using the SUS system scale, and whether the AR technology-based teaching could improve the children’s abstract thinking abilities in generalizing and classifying the objects from different dimensions was judged. The research results show that the AR technology can support the formation of children’s concrete and abstract thinking, and provide the effective mental rotation ability training for the preschool children 3-6 years old.
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