Sensory Conflict Theory
感觉冲突理论,解释运动病成因的主流理论之一,认为当不同感官(尤其是视觉与前庭系统)对自身运动的信号不一致时,就会引发晕动症状。
English Definition
"A theoretical framework (Reason & Brand, 1975) explaining motion sickness as arising from a mismatch or conflict between sensory inputs—most commonly between the visual and vestibular systems—about self-motion."
用法说明 · 针对中文母语者
在 HCI、汽车 UX、VR/AR 领域高频出现,是讨论晕动症(motion / VR / car sickness)研究时几乎必引的理论框架。后续发展出 neural mismatch theory 进一步修正该理论。
常见错误
- ·与「感觉替代(sensory substitution)」概念混淆——后者是设计技术,前者是病理学解释框架
真实用例 · 3 条
"One of the most cited approaches is the theory of sensory conflict and rearrangement (Reason & Brand, 1975), which attributes motion sickness to a discrepancy between different sensory inputs, i.e., the visual and the vestibular system."
"While the theory of sensory conflict assumes a conflict between real sensory inputs, a more recent version, the neural mismatch theory, assumes a conflict between real and anticipated inputs based on previous experiences (Reason, 1978)."
"In line with the theory of sensory conflict (Reason & Brand, 1975) and of sensory arrangement (Reason, 1978), NDRTs play a crucial role in the development of motion sickness symptoms."