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Conclusions: The Present and the Future of Virtual Reality in the Treatment of Anxiety Disorders their intensity, they may be considered normal emotional reactions to the context, or the core symptom of many psychiatric diseases. The former, thus, are adaptive emotions that belong to the experience of each human being; the latter are maladaptive since they prevent people from conducting a normal life.

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1574-9037 nical protocols and practical analysis of research implicati.The interactive computer-generated world of virtual reality has been successful in treat-ing phobias and other anxiety-related conditions, in part because of its distinct advan-tages over traditional in vivo exposure. Yet many clinicians s

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Connectivity and Global Studiesld, transported to another reality. The VR application enables users to navigate and interact with a three-dimensional computer-generated (and computer-maintained) environment in real time, with the user’s actions and reactions being experienced in the present moment.

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Introductionld, transported to another reality. The VR application enables users to navigate and interact with a three-dimensional computer-generated (and computer-maintained) environment in real time, with the user’s actions and reactions being experienced in the present moment.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-44532-3rmed of risks, and trained in methods to minimise their occurrence and prevalence; therapists must understand the indicators that suggest that a participant is experiencing side effects; and the system should be designed to limit negative effects, whilst not compromising the intended therapeutic effects of VR use.

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