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Social Simulation for Mental Health: Evaluating Contextual Environments in Augmented Reality for Training Self-Care Skills
Stress and anxiety are common, and there is growing interest in using VR/AR for training coping skills. However, these skills are meant to be applied during real-world distress, while existing interventions largely focus on calm or abstract settings. Little is known about how simulating realistic en
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