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Using virtual reality to evaluate the difference between pathological and healthy responding to anxiety.
Anxiety is an adaptive emotional state which can become problematic and lead to anxiety disorders. It is unclear how healthy and pathological anxiety are differentially triggered and regulated. Virtual reality (VR) can simulate anxiety-provoking situations to evaluate response. This study explores t
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