A meta-analysis on the relationship between self-reported presence and anxiety in virtual reality exposure therapy for anxiety disorders.

PLoS One · 2014 · PMC4011738 · PMID 24801324

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Hence, the correlation between presence and anxiety was higher for the clinical sample of people than for the non-clinical sample, but the effect of this moderator was only approaching significance ( Q 1 = 3.47, p = .06).

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