AN-VR-BE. A Randomized Controlled Trial for Reducing Fear of Gaining Weight and Other Eating Disorder Symptoms in Anorexia Nervosa through Virtual Reality-Based Body Exposure.

Despite the experimental group showed a more pronounced descrease in body dissatisfaction scores assessed with the BIAS-BD ( Figure 4 c), and a more pronounced increase in body appreciation values ( Figure 4 g) compared to the control group, group differences did not reach statistical significance ( p > 0.05) in the post-assessment session or at follow-up.

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Regarding the FGW, there was a marginally significant interaction between group and assessment time ( F (1, 26) = 3895, p = 0.059, η 2 = 0.130).

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Although there were no statistically significant group*time interactions, there was a clear trend at post-assessment in which patients in the experimental group showed lower AB towards W-AOIs than those in the control group, who showed higher AB towards W-AOIs (total fixation time: MD = 6011, SE = ±3703; number of fixations: MD = 14.39, SE = ±7.69).

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