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Do men heal more when in drag? Conflicting identity cues between user and avatar
Conferences & Talks

ACM CHI 2011

9 May 2011
4:00pm
Vancouver, Canada

 

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Studies in the Proteus Effect have shown that users conform to stereotypes associated with their avatar’s appearance. In this study, we used longitudinal behavioral data from 1,040 users in a virtual world to examine the outcome of conflicting identity cues between user and avatar. We found that false gender stereotypes become true in the virtual world as users perform expected gender roles when they gender-bend.

 

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