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Figure 1: Photographs of Oculus Quest hardware. (a) Headset. Red circles indicate front-mountcameras for positional tracking, blue shows headband region
Figure 2: Renderings of virtual reality environment. (a–c) Room corners; note the various ‘markers’on the central table that users can grab and place
Figure 3: Renderings of three pieces of ‘evidence’ in virtual reality application. (a) Glass shardsunder a window (arrowed)
Table 2: Questionnaire Likert score analyses.(Upper) Median (Med) questionnaire scores andsingle-sample Wilcoxon test p values, for first year undergraduate students (UGS) and staff andpostgraduate researcher (S/PGR) groups
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