Impact of Cognitive VR vs. Traditional Training on Emotional Self-Efficacy and Cognitive Function in Patients with Multiple Sclerosis: A Retrospective Study Focusing on Gender Differences.

Gender-based analysis revealed a trend suggesting that females in the VR-G may exhibit greater improvements in positive emotional self-efficacy, although this difference did not reach statistical significance.

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In the VR group, females showed a trend of improvement in positive emotional self-efficacy from T0 (median = 30.00, Q1 = 26.00, Q3 = 32.00) to T1 (median = 33.00, Q1 = 29.00, Q3 = 35.00) compared to males, who had a T0 median of 29.00 (Q1 = 25.00, Q3 = 31.00) and a T1 median of 31.00 (Q1 = 27.00, Q3 = 34.00).

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