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Simulator Sickness Questionnaire

The simulator sickness questionnaire (SSQ) [55] is an extensively researched protocol for measuring reported simulator sickness. It breaks simulator sickness into three components: nausea (nausea, stomach awareness, increased salivation, burping); oculomotor (eyestrain, difficulty focusing, blurred vision, headache) and disorientation (dizziness, vertigo). The components can be combined to give a total SSQ score. The SSQ was used as a measure in the simulator sickness experiments of Chapter 6.

See Appendix G for the full specification of the SSQ.



Jerrold Prothero
1998-05-14


Human Interface Technology Lab