Elisabeth Holl
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| Fakultät oder Zentrum | Fakultät für Geisteswissenschaften, Erziehungswissenschaften und Sozialwissenschaften | ||||
| Department | Fachbereich Verhaltens- und Kognitionswissenschaften | ||||
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Université du Luxembourg Maison des Sciences Humaines 11, Porte des Sciences L-4366 Esch-sur-Alzette |
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| Büroadresse | MSH, E04 45-010 | ||||
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| Telefon | (+352) 46 66 44 4963 | ||||
Elisabeth Holl joined the Institute for Health and Behavior within the Department of Behavioural and Cognitive Sciences as a PhD student under the supervision of Dr. André Melzer. She works in the research group Health Promotion and Aggression Prevention led by Prof. Georges Steffgen.
She completed her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology at the University of Cologne and her Master’s degree in Media and Instructional Psychology at the University of Technology in Chemnitz. Her Master’s thesis dealt with the psychophysiological measuring of reactions in the real and virtual world.
In her doctoral project, she investigates the connection between real and virtual world behavior focusing on human interaction, with a special emphasis on empathy and morality in video games.
Among other fields, her research interests are the effects of and within video games (e.g., stereotypes, aggression, [anti]social behavior) as well as immersion and (breaks in) presence.
Last updated on: Donnerstag, den 25. Juni 2020
Last updated on: 25 Jun 2020
2022
When less is more: Investigating factors influencing the distraction effect of virtual reality from pain; ; ; ;
in Frontiers in Pain Research (2022), 2
Moral minds in gaming – A quantitative case study of moral decisions in Detroit: Become Human;
in Journal of Media Psychology (2022)
To Kill or Not to Kill – An experimental test of moral Decision-Making in gaming; ;
in Entertainment Computing (2022)
2021
Moral Judgment in Video Games: Effects of Medium, Moral Intuitions and Media-Based Empathy; ;
Scientific Conference (2021, September)
To kill or not to kill - Behavioral, physiological and personality markers of moral decision-making in video games;
Scientific Conference (2021, September)
Analgesic effects of interacting with a VR game and associated psychophysiological responses;
Scientific Conference (2021, June)
Virtual reality gaming for pain distraction - Investigation of attentional and psychophysiological effects; ; ;
Scientific Conference (2021, May)
Motivation to Play Scale (MOPS): Measuring Gaming Motivation With a Comprehensive Instrument; ;
Scientific Conference (2021, May)
An Integrative Model of Moral Processing for the Video Game Medium;
Scientific Conference (2021, September)
Investigating the role of individual differences in the hypoalgesic response to a virtual reality game: An exploratory analysis; ; ;
Scientific Conference (2021, March)
2020
Virtuelle Realität, das Spiel der Zukunftin Amann, Wilhelm; Sieburg, Heinz (Eds.) Spiel-Werke: Perspektiven auf literarische Spiele und Games (2020)
Understanding Moral Decision-Making in Video Games: A Focus Group Study; ;
Scientific Conference (2020, May)
Moral decision-making in video games: A focus group study on player perceptions; ;
in Human Behavior and Emerging Technologies (2020)
Corona and the Media; ;
in Mein, Georg; Pause, Johannes (Eds.) Self and Society in the Corona Crisis (2020)
Play the Pain Away: Pain Regulation and Attention in Virtual Reality; ; ;
Scientific Conference (2020, May)
Players' moral decisions in virtual worlds: Morality in video games;
Book published by Oxford University Press (2020)
Mediennutzung in den Zeiten von Pandemie und Lockdown; ;
in Benoy, Charles (Ed.) COVID-19 - Ein Virus nimmt Einfluss auf unsere Psyche. Einschätzungen und Maßnahmen aus psychologischer Perspektive (2020)
2019
“It felt wrong to me to play that way” Understanding moral decision-making in video games through focus group discussions; ;
in Nebel, Steve; Pietschmann, Daniel; Schneider, Sascha; Koban, Kevin; Beege, Maik; Skulmowski, Alexander; Ohler, Peter; Rey, Günter Daniel (Eds.) Proceedings of the Media Psychology Division (2019, September 05)
Who’s afraid of Donkey Kong? Testing the Stereotype Threat Effect in Video Gaming; ;
Scientific Conference (2019, May)
Male vs female gamers: Testing the stereotype threat effect in video gaming; ;
Scientific Conference (2019, September 17)
2018
Identifying the Cognitive Mechanism Behind Breaks in Presence using Measures of Attention; ; ;
Scientific Conference (2018, May 28)
It's not only the game, it's also the player: The role of player personality in violent video game preference;
Scientific Conference (2018, November 03)
2017
A Modified Secondary Task Reaction Time Paradigm for Research on Breaks in Presence; ; ; ;
Scientific Conference (2017, May 28)
We are slowly getting there: Towards Continuous Assessment of Presence in Virtual Environments; ; ; ;
Scientific Conference (2017, September 07)
