Using Virtual Reality in Discrimination Research: Ethical Considerations and Participants’ Perspectives

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Participants exposed to the racial discrimination simulation reported greater stress, compared to others.
130 participants participated in the VR experiment, with an average age of 24.21 years and a near-equal gender distribution.
The analysis included ethical perspectives on VR use in research, focusing on participant experiences and reported treatments.
Implications suggest a need for careful ethical considerations in using VR for studying discrimination responses.

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Observational analysis reveals stress responses in participants experiencing racial discrimination, pointing to ethical considerations.

Lui et al. (2025) studied this question.

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