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Table 1. Neuroeducational Forms of Digital Art Therapy, Interaction Channels, and Software. - https://doi.org/10.70594/brain/17.S1/17
All of these methods are based on the principle of multimodal stimulation—visual, auditory, motor, and creative-expressive—which, according to previous research (Hadjipanayi et al., 2023) and technological experiments involving VR art therapy (Yap & Lee, 2024), promotes neur
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