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Relaxation Effects of Visual Feedback From a Breath-Synchronized Interactive Device: A Comparison Of Synchronized and Delayed Conditions
Sensory sensitivities are prevalent across a wide range of individuals and can cause stress and fatigue (Horder et al,. 2014). Sensory rooms--spaces designed to regulate sensory input and promote relaxation--employ items such as bubble tubes (Su et al., 2025). Recently we developed a device equipped
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