Burglars’ choice of intrusion routes: A virtual reality experimental study

Park, So Yeon; Lee, Kyung Hoon

doi:10.1016/j.jenvp.2021.101582

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“…In recent years researchers have turned to virtual reality to create mock-crime scenarios that are otherwise not possible to enact (e.g. 15,23,45,[48][49][50][51][52] ). By creating a gamified type of experience participants are expected to be more engaged when role-playing their part, which should facilitate their immersion and intrinsic motivation to perform the task [53][54][55][56] .…”

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“…Prior studies making use of virtual mock-crimes have indicated that the use of virtual reality mock-crimes can be immersive and engaging for participants 15,23,45,[48][49][50][51][52] . However, a current gap in the literature is understanding how participants' levels of intrinsic motivation and presence in the mock crime experience might impact upon their subsequent effort to perform in the interview component.…”

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“…Participants in the current study also reported a high level of immersion/presence in both truth and lie conditions for our virtual reality mock-crimes. A high level of immersion/presence is considered important for facilitating participant engagement and motivation to perform a variety of tasks 15,52,73 .…”

Section: Relationships Between Intrinsic Motivation and Intended Effortmentioning

confidence: 99%

“… 4 , 14 ) or burglary (e.g. 8 , 9 , 15 ). Mock crimes are designed to help prepare participants for an interview by providing participants with real memories/knowledge of the simulated crime activity whilst immersing them into a mock-suspect role.…”

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Intrinsic motivation in a virtual reality mock crime affects participants’ willingness to invest more effort in deceptive interviews

Branson,

Speelman,

Rogers

2024

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In studies of investigative interviewing, it is not well understood how participant experience of mock-crime activities might affect participants’ desire to perform (well) in subsequent interviews. In this study, we utilized two immersive virtual reality mock-crimes to examine if participants’ intrinsic motivation (i.e., competence, autonomy, relatedness) while committing the virtual mock-crime affects their desire to perform well in interviews. We also examined if the self-reported feeling of presence during the virtual reality mock-crime is associated with participants’ intrinsic motivation. We found significant positive associations between presence and all intrinsic motivation variables in both truth and lie conditions. We also found that competence and relatedness significantly predicted the self-reported effort to perform well in interviews. We discuss these results in the context of prior literature and provide recommendations for researchers on the design of mock-crime experiences.

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Intrinsic motivation in a virtual reality mock crime affects participants’ willingness to invest more effort in deceptive interviews

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Speelman,

Rogers

2024

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“…A theft crime is also one of the crimes with the highest incidence rate in global property crime. As reported by the FBI, burglary accounted for 62.1% of all property crimes in 2018, with 376 burglary cases per 100,000 people [3]. Crime survey reports indicate that burglary is one of the most terrifying types of crime [4].…”

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Qualitative Exploration and Correction Strategies of the Criminal Psychological Mechanism of the Burglars

Cheng¹,

Chen²,

Yang³

2023

International Journal of Mental Health Promotion

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In order to explore the criminal psychological mechanism of burglars, this study adopts the qualitative research method of grounded theory to conduct in-depth interviews with 41 burglars in two prisons in Jiangxi Province, China. Nvivo 11.0 was used to code-construct and qualitatively analyze the interview content in order to refine the influencing factors and psychological evolution process of burglary behavior. The findings revealed that (1) burglary risk factors include burglary cognition, burglary motivation, burglary decision-making, delinquent peers, burglary opportunity, and incomplete reformation. (2) There are three stages in the psychological evolution process of burglars: cognitive formation, motivational dominance, and behavioral decision. (3) The interpretation of the criminal psychological mechanism of burglars is a comprehensive and dynamic outcome of the interaction of internal and external factors that shape the individual. Participants' inspection and non-participants' inspection were adapted to verify the research results' validity, which showed that the results were reliable.

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Security Assessment for Indoor Spaces: A Framework Based on 3D Space Syntax and BIM

Deng

et al. 2023

Lecture Notes in Operations Research

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Burglars’ choice of intrusion routes: A virtual reality experimental study

Cited by 10 publications

References 34 publications

Intrinsic motivation in a virtual reality mock crime affects participants’ willingness to invest more effort in deceptive interviews

Intrinsic motivation in a virtual reality mock crime affects participants’ willingness to invest more effort in deceptive interviews

Qualitative Exploration and Correction Strategies of the Criminal Psychological Mechanism of the Burglars

Security Assessment for Indoor Spaces: A Framework Based on 3D Space Syntax and BIM

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