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. 2023 Sep 4;14(3):20416695231166305. doi: 10.1177/20416695231166305

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Figure 12. — This figure represents spatial orientation of drawings in relation to the participant. Participant 1 (top) viewed things as if on a screen and felt constrained by their visual field, which made them reluctant to explore the three-dimensional space of the virtual world; Participant 2 (middle) drew things relative to their body and discussed moving through and standing on objects in the three-dimensional space; Participant 3 (bottom) again drew objects in relation to their body, but typically beside, behind or in front of them.