Korea Creative Content Agency

It is very important to prevent dementia by intervening in advance in the stage of mild cognitive impairment, which is the pre-stage of dementia. Recently, cognitive therapy research using metaverse has been on the rise. We propose a way to utilize metaverse cognitive therapy content as a non-drug treatment method of mild cognitive impairment patients. This paper shows the results of clinical trials using metaverse cognitive therapy contents developed by us. We collected data from MCI patient groups and normal groups through MMSE-KC tests and in-content data collection systems. We conducted paired t-tests and repeat measurement ANOVA based on the collected data. The results of this study show how metaverse cognitive therapy content affects MCI patients, and suggest various factors to be considered when creating functional content.

This article tests whether the labor supply behavior for Korean artists holding multiple jobs is consistent with the prediction of the work-preference model suggested by Throsby. Specifically, we break artists down into performing artists and creative artists and compare the difference in the labor supply behavior, adding control variables for economic incentives and artistic reputation. Our result shows that the work-preference model is not completely supported by Korean artists engaged in multiple job holding, and is more likely to be consistent with creative artists than with performers. Furthermore, for economic incentives, artists faced with the increasing income of household members decrease both art and non-art work hours, while most artists who receive subsidies increase their art work hours, with the exception of creative artists. As for artistic reputation, experience in international artistic activities and holding copyright leads to more time allocation for art work.