視覚障がいを理解するための模擬体験としての逆さめがね着用

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We conducted a scientific event at Ajinomoto Stadium on May 10, 2009, in which 129 participantswore two or three kinds of visual-handicap-simulation goggles including eye-occlusion mask and updownreversing goggles. Most participants were elementary school children. After the experience,they answered to the six questions, some of which were the followings: Which was the most difficultgoggles to walk or to sit down in a chair? ; Which was the most interesting goggles for you? Inresults, they reported to be more difficult, fearer, more interesting, and more confused when wearingthe up-down reversing goggles than when wearing the eye-occlusion mask. Based on these results,we discuss that the up-down reversed vision will provide more effective simulation experience beingvisually handicapped than the eye-occlusion will do.
2010-03-10