https://sam.ensam.eu:443 The DSpace digital repository system captures, stores, indexes, preserves, and distributes digital research material. Tue, 14 Apr 2026 00:08:10 GMT 2026-04-14T00:08:10Z http://hdl.handle.net/10985/20363 Studying the Influence of Stress on Creativity in a Virtual Reality Scenario HOUZANGBE, Samory; GOMEZ JAUREGUI, David Antonio; FLEURY, Sylvain; HUET, Loïc; BERDON, Léo; MANUSSET, Baptiste; SUBERT, Paul; PIGREE, Jean-Baptiste; COUTURE, Nadine; RICHIR, Simon Whether it is for evolution, competitiveness or problem solving, innovation is necessary to a company’s survival. Thus, it is essential to understand these processes and what affects them in order to improve innovation. In this paper we focus on the ideation steps (generating ideas and proposing new concepts). We developed an experimental protocol in Virtual Reality, as it has been demonstrated to be a useful medium for creativity. We conducted the experiment following two conditions, one with an induction of stress and one without, to evaluate the effect of stress on the level of creativity. The levels of stress, creativity and physiological signals have been monitored. Our early results did not show significant differences between the two groups, however, as supported by previous studies, we have successfully used the Empatica E4 physiological wearable in our experimental context and observed a general rise in electrodermal activity (EDA) among our participants. We suggest that our experiment was able to elicit an emotional response in our participants that is observable in the physiological data. This preliminary study will help us shape the next steps of our research on the understanding of the creativity experience depending on different parameters. Fri, 01 Jan 2021 00:00:00 GMT http://hdl.handle.net/10985/20363 2021-01-01T00:00:00Z HOUZANGBE, Samory GOMEZ JAUREGUI, David Antonio FLEURY, Sylvain HUET, Loïc BERDON, Léo MANUSSET, Baptiste SUBERT, Paul PIGREE, Jean-Baptiste COUTURE, Nadine RICHIR, Simon Whether it is for evolution, competitiveness or problem solving, innovation is necessary to a company’s survival. Thus, it is essential to understand these processes and what affects them in order to improve innovation. In this paper we focus on the ideation steps (generating ideas and proposing new concepts). We developed an experimental protocol in Virtual Reality, as it has been demonstrated to be a useful medium for creativity. We conducted the experiment following two conditions, one with an induction of stress and one without, to evaluate the effect of stress on the level of creativity. The levels of stress, creativity and physiological signals have been monitored. Our early results did not show significant differences between the two groups, however, as supported by previous studies, we have successfully used the Empatica E4 physiological wearable in our experimental context and observed a general rise in electrodermal activity (EDA) among our participants. We suggest that our experiment was able to elicit an emotional response in our participants that is observable in the physiological data. This preliminary study will help us shape the next steps of our research on the understanding of the creativity experience depending on different parameters. http://hdl.handle.net/10985/22878 Etude de l'Influence du Stress sur la Créativité dans un Scénario en Réalité Virtuelle HOUZANGBE, Samory; ANTONIO GOMEZ JAUREGUI, David; FLEURY, Sylvain; HUET, Loïc; BERDON, Léo; MANUSSET, Baptiste; SUBERT, Paul; PIGREE, Jean-Baptiste; COUTURE, Nadine; RICHIR, Simon Whether it is for evolution, competitiveness or problem solving, innovation is necessary to a company’s survival. Thus, it is essential to understand this process and what affect them to improve innovation. In this paper we focus on the ideation steps (generating ideas and proposing new concepts). We developed an experimental protocol in Virtual Reality, as it has been demonstrated to be a useful medium for creativity. We conducted the experiment following two conditions, one with an induction of stress and one without, to evaluate the effect of stress on the level of creativity. The levels of stress, creativity and physiological signals have been monitored. Our early results did not show significant differences between the two groups, however, as supported by previous studies, we have successfully used the Empatica E4 physiological wearable in our experimental context and observed a general rise in electro-dermal activity (EDA) among our participants. We suggest that our experiment was able to elicit an emotional response in our participants that is observable in the physiological data. This preliminary study will help us shape the next steps of our research on the understanding of the creativity experience depending on different parameters. Fri, 01 Jan 2021 00:00:00 GMT http://hdl.handle.net/10985/22878 2021-01-01T00:00:00Z HOUZANGBE, Samory ANTONIO GOMEZ JAUREGUI, David FLEURY, Sylvain HUET, Loïc BERDON, Léo MANUSSET, Baptiste SUBERT, Paul PIGREE, Jean-Baptiste COUTURE, Nadine RICHIR, Simon Whether it is for evolution, competitiveness or problem solving, innovation is necessary to a company’s survival. Thus, it is essential to understand this process and what affect them to improve innovation. In this paper we focus on the ideation steps (generating ideas and proposing new concepts). We developed an experimental protocol in Virtual Reality, as it has been demonstrated to be a useful medium for creativity. We conducted the experiment following two conditions, one with an induction of stress and one without, to evaluate the effect of stress on the level of creativity. The levels of stress, creativity and physiological signals have been monitored. Our early results did not show significant differences between the two groups, however, as supported by previous studies, we have successfully used the Empatica E4 physiological wearable in our experimental context and observed a general rise in electro-dermal activity (EDA) among our participants. We suggest that our experiment was able to elicit an emotional response in our participants that is observable in the physiological data. This preliminary study will help us shape the next steps of our research on the understanding of the creativity experience depending on different parameters.