Virtual Crimes: Do VR Memories Hold Up?

Ever wondered if those cops or detectives on shows can remember everything from a crime scene because they thought it happened in a video? Well, some studies pushed the idea that people on a screen may not be as accurate as they could be because we've grown up on video game prayers. Researchers wanted to experiment. They looked at a murder mystery or a crime played using tech called virtual reality(VR). Some viewed the crime, then used their memories. Firstly, view a murder mystery through VR. Participants' hearts went up with excitement too. VR can be used to make test scenario feel more real. It was sure that VR group felt more involved in the scene. They were having all the fun and excitement. Vivid emotions easy to detect and indeed prepare. However, there was no real difference in accuracy of people's memories. Time 廴 2 trials. 74 participants were in time 2 trial. A ones memory accuracy tested with details. Surprisingly even after a week. People involved in VR did not have all answers right? Emotions changed too. People in VR got more excited. It is possible for it to be: testimony in VR could be more real. However, people only thought they had seen a lot more happen. VR looks more real, hardly more wrong, yet emotions play pricing. It put a key in locked room. VR can test witness accounts even better. It adds fun in trial. Researchers dove into odd experiments as and when they wanted. Researchers continued over one week. Along with core decision they started to explore. Yes. Their emotions. However, they didn't dive into long-term memory. Virtual Reality experiences bring fascinating effects into everyday things and can be used to train or teach. Want to point out here. Criticizing does not find useful falsity. VR may be used in detailed witness analysis. Some interesting results happened and one of them was that one group 74 member people had their lessons learned at end. One unique fact noticed memory wasn't that strong in VR. Caused a lack of rehearsal time for challeng demanded recall. Despite some good inventions, studies should look at real-life situations with VR being hot usable. Excitement is really high for VR witnesses but of course brain does need more test.