Virtual Reality and Emotion: A 5-Year Systematic Review of Empirical Research
This review examines the use of VR in understanding discrete emotions and emotion processes.
Overview
Authors: David M. Markowitz, Jeremy N. Bailenson
Publication Date: 2019
Link: https://vhil.stanford.edu/sites/g/files/sbiybj29011/files/media/file/vr_emotion_psyarxiv.pdf
Keywords: Virtual reality, emotions, emotion processes, psychological responses, immersive experience, affective science, VR therapy, cognitive impact, emotion regulation, digital psychology
Type: Peer-Reviewed Journals/White Papers
Summary
This review examines the use of VR in understanding discrete emotions and emotion processes.
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