SIMULATOR SICKNESS QUESTIONNAIRE DATASET 2017 VR HORROR GAMES

Collected through 32 participants (17 females), 5 with corrected vision were aged from 19 to 25 (M=21; SD=1.91), who could be considered as possible young consumers of VR systems interested in cyber-entertainment.
The 16 item original English version of SSQ (Lane & Kennedy, 1988) was used for data collection with a four-point scale of 0 (none), 1 (slight), 2 (moderate) and 3 (severe).
The apparatus was Oculus Rift Consumer Version 1 (CV1) HMD attached to a Windows 10 64-bit personal computer with an i7 processor and R9 90 series graphic card used for running HMD. CV1 has a field of view of 110°. Resolution is 1080x1200 per eye with image refreshing rate of 90 Hz. Logitech F310 gamepad was used as a joystick controller when necessary.
Seven publicly available VE applications were employed as stimuli which were horror-movie like experiences with suspended horror elements and jump scares.
The item set was administered immediately after each session. 9 sessions for each participant were spread to four weeks. Participants were exposed to the same stimuli at first and last sessions as “A1 - no experience” and “A2 - maximum experience” conditions, and at third and eighth sessions as “C1 - low experience” and “C2 - higher experience” conditions.