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Social Presence in Team-Based Digital Games Social Presence in Team-Based Digital Games Matthew Hudson Doctor of Engineering University of York Computer Science May 2015 Abstract This thesis explores the concept of social presence in team-based digital games, aiming to enlighten the core elements of social presence in this specific multi-user experience. The thesis achieves this exploration in three main ways, by using a novel approach to establish the core elements of social presence in team- based digital games, by developing a new measure for social presence specifically tailored for team-based digital games, and by exploring the effects of contextual gameplay factors on social presence in a large scale user study. The thesis documents the work carried out over the course of an Engineering Doctorate (EngD) sponsored by BAE Systems, who gave an industry perspective, helped to set the direction of the research and guide it throughout the program. The industry relevance to studying social presence in team- based digital games was the analogous nature of team-based games to virtual training technologies such as simulators and serious games, and the lack of understanding of social elements within these technologies. The research questions for this thesis were as follows: What is the nature of social presence in team-based digital games? How social presence is affected by sharing a team-based virtual environment with human or computer controlled entities? What other contextual elements encourage or reduce feelings of social presence? The first set of studies detailed in this thesis were a preliminary exploration of social presence in team- based digital games, a group of short user studies termed experiential vignettes, investigating the effect of agency on user experience. The experiential vignettes suggest that social presence is affected by a player's perception of the other entities in the virtual environment, however the extent of the affect is highly dependent on task. These preliminary studies led to the development of a questionnaire designed to measure social presence in team-based digital games, the competitive and cooperative social presence questionnaire (CCPIG), developed and validated using user studies. The CCPIG was utilized and further validated in a large scale user study which aimed to explore the conceptual crossover between team trust and social presence, and how various contextual variables affected these concepts. This thesis shows that competitive and cooperative social presence are two distinct concepts, and that there is significant conceptual crossover between social presence and established notions of team trust. This thesis also shows that social presence is highly context dependent, affected by agency, familiarity with other players, team performance, and the nature of the game in which the experience occurs. 2 Contents Abstract 2 List of Tables 6 List of Figures 10 1 Introduction 14 1.1 Thesis Structure & Methodology............................... 18 2 Background 22 2.1 Presence............................................ 22 2.1.1 General Presence Research.............................. 22 2.1.2 Presence: The Mediation Debate........................... 24 2.1.3 Spatial Presence.................................... 25 2.2 Social Presence........................................ 26 2.2.1 Social Presence Part 1: Basic Formulations..................... 26 2.2.2 Social Presence Part 2: Space & Place........................ 27 2.2.3 Measuring Social Presence.............................. 28 2.2.4 Presence in Mixed Reality............................... 31 2.3 Immersion, Flow and Presence................................ 32 2.4 Group Flow.......................................... 33 2.5 Group Size & Experience................................... 33 2.6 Fidelity: What really matters?................................ 35 2.6.1 Fidelity: Control.................................... 35 2.6.2 Fidelity: Image Quality and Sound.......................... 36 2.6.3 Fidelity: Conceptual.................................. 36 2.7 Learning in Virtual Environments............................... 38 2.7.1 Presence and Learning................................ 38 2.7.2 Self Presence: Learning as Another.......................... 39 2.8 Summary............................................ 39 2.9 Research Questions...................................... 41 3 Initial Exploration of Social Presence in Team-Based Digital Games 42 3.1 Introduction.......................................... 42 3.2 Vignette 1: Social Gaming Survey.............................. 46 3 3.3 Vignette 2: Cooperative Tetris................................ 59 3.4 Vignette 3: The Problem with Bots............................. 66 3.5 Vignette 4: Ambiguity in Unreal Tournament........................ 69 3.6 Vignette 5: Puji........................................ 73 3.7 Chapter Summary....................................... 77 4 A New Measure for Social Presence 81 4.1 Stage 1: Item Generation................................... 84 4.2 Stage 2: Pilot Study...................................... 85 4.3 Stage 3............................................. 87 4.3.1 Results Summary................................... 88 4.3.2 Detailed Results.................................... 89 4.4 Stage 4............................................. 99 4.4.1 Results Summary................................... 99 4.4.2 Detailed Results.................................... 102 4.5 Stage 5: Principal Component Analysis............................ 107 4.5.1 Module Analysis.................................... 109 4.5.2 Factor Analysis.................................... 109 4.5.3 Discussion....................................... 118 4.6 Chapter Summary....................................... 120 5 Team Trust & Social Presence 121 5.1 Introduction.......................................... 121 5.2 Background.......................................... 121 5.2.1 Trust in Teams.................................... 121 5.2.2 Trust in Games.................................... 124 5.2.3 Measuring Trust.................................... 125 5.2.4 Cooperative Social Presence & Trust......................... 127 5.2.5 Old Rope....................................... 130 5.3 The Study........................................... 132 5.3.1 Aims & Expectations................................. 132 5.3.2 Procedure....................................... 133 5.4 Results............................................. 141 5.4.1 The Data....................................... 141 5.4.2 Factor Analysis.................................... 143 5.4.3 Module Analysis.................................... 149 5.4.4 Data Analysis: Complete Data............................ 151 5.4.5 Complete Data Summary............................... 157 5.4.6 Comparative Analysis: Games as Variables...................... 160 5.4.7 Comparative Analysis Summary............................ 171 5.4.8 Analysis: Public vs Organised............................. 174 5.5 Discussion........................................... 176 5.5.1 Issues......................................... 179 4 6 Discussion & Conclusion 182 6.1 Discussion........................................... 182 6.1.1 Answering the Research Questions.......................... 182 6.1.2 Virtual Team Training: Implications for Design................... 184 6.2 Conclusion........................................... 187 6.2.1 Concluding Thoughts................................. 187 6.2.2 Limitations & Further Work............................. 188 7 Appendix 1 190 7.1 Experiential Vignettes..................................... 190 7.1.1 Social Gaming Questionnaire............................. 190 7.1.2 Tetris Questionnaire.................................. 192 7.1.3 Tetris Results..................................... 197 7.1.4 UT Ambiguity Questionnaire............................. 198 7.2 Questionnaire Development.................................. 204 7.2.1 Questionnaire Development R Codes......................... 204 7.2.2 CCPIGv0.1....................................... 205 7.2.3 CCPIGv0.5....................................... 209 7.2.4 Chivalry Study Data: Module Items Correlation................... 213 7.2.5 CCPIGv0.6....................................... 237 7.2.6 Natural Selection 2 Study Data: Module Analysis.................. 239 7.2.7 NS2 Study Data: Module Item Correlation...................... 241 7.2.8 Natural Selection 2: Additional Data......................... 246 7.2.9 CCPIGv1........................................ 251 7.2.10 PCA Study Data: Coop/Comp Factors........................ 253 7.2.11 CCPIGv1.1....................................... 255 7.2.12 Chivalry Study Validity Probe............................. 257 7.2.13 User Feedback Analysis................................ 268 7.3 Social Presence & Team Trust................................ 277 8 Appendix 2: Deliverables 290 8.1 Introduction.......................................... 290 8.2 Implications for Design.................................... 290 Bibliography 294 5 List of Tables 3.1 Average Immersion & Social Presence Scores........................ 63 3.2 Did you feel you were communicating non-verbally while playing?.............. 64 3.3 Would you play differently if you were playing a bot/human?................ 64 4.1 CCPIGv0.1 Concepts and Items................................ 85 4.2 General Social Presence MSA................................. 90 4.3 Team Task MSA........................................ 90 4.4 Team Based Confirmation MSA..............................
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