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Consumer-level Virtual Reality Applications and Users' Wellbeing: The Role of Problematic Use, Social Support, Harassment, and the Medium's Affordances
Virtual Reality (VR) applications are increasingly adopted by consumers for gaming, social interaction, and other purposes, raising questions about their impact on users' wellbeing. Against this backdrop, this study explores the associations between experiences of problematic use, social support, an
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