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Virtual Reality Dance Practices: The Pedagogical Potential of Using Immersive Learning Environments for Developing Emotional Intelligence
Developing emotional intelligence (EI) in higher education requires innovative pedagogical approaches supported by objective assessment methods. This study evaluated the effectiveness of an immersive virtual reality (VR) dance intervention for enhancing EI among Chinese university students by int
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