ISPR members can submit bibliographic information about scholarly works they recommend be added to the presence bibliography by completing all relevant fields in the form below. Note that the scholarly work must have been published and be generally available to researchers (thus, dissertations are appropriate but conference papers - unless they appear in generally available proceedings, unpublished master's theses, and specialized or technical reports are not appropriate).

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An asterisk denotes a required field. *YOUR NAME (you must be an active member of ISPR - for details click here): *YOUR E-MAIL ADDRESS: *Source type: Print Electronic *Reference type: Abstract Artwork Bills/Resolutions Book, Section Book, Edited Book, Whole Case/Court Decisioins Computer Program Conference Proceedings Dissertation/Thesis Dissertation/Thesis, Unpublished Generic Grant Hearing Journal Article Journal, Electronic Laws/Statutes Magazine Article Map Monograph Motion Picture Music Score Newspaper Article Online Discussion Forum Patent Personal Communication Report Sound Recording Unpublished Material Video/DVD Web Page *Authors: Author names should be entered last name first followed by a comma, first name (or first initial followed by a period), and middle initial followed by a period. Each entry must be separated by a semi-colon. For example: Smith,J.R.; Jones, Robert K.; Adams,Mary; etc. If the Author has a title, place a comma after the middle initial and add the title followed by a period. For example: Green,Adam J.,Dr.; Berg,James,II; etc. Editor(s): Use same format as for author(s). Series editor(s): Use same format as for author(s). *Title: Secondary title (e.g., book title for book chapter reference): Periodical title: Do not use abbreviations. Volume (or report number or year web page accessed): Issue (or book section number, patent number, or month/day web page accessed): *Publication year: Include four digits. For undated references enter "n.d." Publication season or month and day:. Pages: Journal Articles and Book Sections should have a Start Page, and the Other Page should be the last page of the reference. In a Whole Book reference the Start Page field should contain the total number of pages in the book and the Other Page field should be blankd to be filled in. Start page: Other page: *Keyword descriptors: Key words and phrases assist others in locating the reference in the future. Use a semi-colon to separate each descriptor. IMPORTANT: The online presence bibliography is periodically updated by searching citation databases ComAbstracts, Computer Abstracts, PsycINFO and ISI Web of Science using the keywords below; if the work you are submitting does not contain any of these terms please use this field to suggest keywords that will locate this and similar works in future updates. Keywords for presence bibliography: telepresence, tele-presence, (tele)presence; spatial presence; social presence; parasocial; computers are social actors; copresence, co-presence; subjective presence; virtual presence; sense of presence; perceived realism; perceived reality; perceptual realism; social realism Abstract: Text may be typed in manually or copied and pasted from another source. Notes: Add your own personal notes and comments about the reference in this field. Publisher: Place of Publication: Enter City, City and State or City and Country. URL: DOI (Digital Object Identifier): . This is a New entry Revised entry

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