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Usability, User Experience, and Acceptability of the Trail Making Test in Virtual Reality in Younger and Older Adults
Immersive virtual reality (VR) adaptations of neuropsychological tests change how a test operates. Before their scores are interpreted, the individuals they are intended to assess should find them usable, acceptable and tolerable, and for older adults this evidence is usually missing. This study eva
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