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Using Virtual Reality (VR) to Facilitate Context Reinstatement in Eyewitness Interviewing: Effects on Memory Performance and Retrieval Experience
Using Virtual Reality to recreate environmental cues present during encoding to generate virtual context reinstatement (VCR) may be a promising tool to enhance eyewitness memory. However, VCR’s effectiveness relative to mental (MCR) and physical (PCR) context reinstatement remains unclear, as do mec
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