ELICT XR Cognitive Training Pilot Study – Raw Data, Codebook, and Results

Dataset Overview: Anonymized raw survey responses, codebook, and descriptive results from the ELICT pilot study evaluating XR-based cognitive training for older adults using the EligenceXR platform with two telepresence conditions (Video vs Hologram).Sample: N=20 older adults, aged 61–88 years (M=73.6, SD=7.5), 70% women. Counterbalanced within-subjects design.Measures: Presence, image quality, emotional responses (confidence, support, safety, motivation), and overall user experience using modified System Usability Scale for XR (5-point Likert) plus open-ended questions.Key Findings: Video condition: 85% co-presence, 95% clear image, 90–95% felt safe/supported. Hologram condition: 75% co-presence, 45% motion delays, 80–90% felt safe/supported. Overall: 90% would play again, 95% natural interaction, 100% believe XR games could help people with difficulties.Files Included: Raw data CSV (20×47), variable codebook, study methods documentation, descriptive results summary, Frictionless Data schema, README, license, citation file.