[DC] Remapped Interaction Detection by Naive Users in Virtual Reality

Remapped interactions have been often evaluated under the lens of detection; if we use these techniques at undetectable levels, we will not risk distracting the user, breaking immersion, or increasing cybersickness. However, research has relied heavily on methods that induce behavior and grant knowledge to participants that conflict with actual end-users. The goal of this dissertation is to evaluate the detection of these techniques by naive users, who do not know they are being used and are focused on other tasks to guide the usage of these techniques outside the laboratory.