| Abstract |
| This study aimed to investigate the effects of dimensions of movie clip (2D vs. 3D), viewing orders (2D → 3D vs. 3D → 2D), and gender difference on participants` subjective fatigue, recognition for the elements in the clips, and arousal level. The results can be summarized as followings. First, subjective fatigue level was higher in the 3D condition than 2D condition, but this tendency was more clear in the 2D → 3D condition than in the 3D → 2D condition. Second, correct recognition rates were significantly higher for 3D than 2D only in the 3D → 2D condition. In particular, male participants showed higher correct recognition rates than female participants in the 3D-clip condition, whereas female participants showed higher correct recognition rates than male participants in the 2D-clip condition. Third, although 3D clips tended to induce higher level of arousal, this tendency was showed only in the 2D → 3D condition, which implied previous exposure to 2D clip increased the arousal level in following 3D clip than vice versa. |
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| Key Words |
| 3D 영상, 시청순서, 주관적 피로감, 성차, 내적템포, 재인기억 , 3D movie, viewing order, subjective fatigue, gender difference, internal tempo, recognition |
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