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Gromala, Diane

Aesthetics of immersion in interactive immersive environments: a phenomenological case study of light strings
Bird’s eye Vancouver: mapping time, culture and biosphere
Bodily resonance: Exploring the effects of virtual embodiment on pain modulation and the fostering of empathy toward pain sufferers
Effectiveness of mobile virtual reality as a means for pain distraction
Encouraging Physical Activity with Gamification Approaches: Goal-setting, Social Community, and “FitPet” Game-based Mobile Application
FitViz-Ad: A non-intrusive reminder to support and encourage rheumatoid arthritis patients with physical activity
Game design: motivating physical movement in aging adults using VR
Guiding chronic pain patients through LumaPath, an immersive virtual reality system: Visual vs. sonic approaches
Investigating the Role of Having an Avatar in Virtual Reality on Pain Alleviation and Embodiment in Patients With Pain Using Electroencephalogram: A Neuroimaging Protocol
Migratory Embodied Experiences: The Convergence of Sensory Ethnography and Experimental Documentary

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