Effectiveness of Virtual Reality in Social Anxiety
Addressing the limitations of traditional exposure therapy, virtual reality exposure therapy (VRET) has emerged as a potential alternative for treating social anxiety disorder (SAD). By creating immersive virtual environments that elicit distress similar to real-life situations, VRET aims to facilitate emotional processing and reduce avoidance behaviors. Challenges such as achieving presence, physiological arousal induction, and comparability with in vivo tasks need to be overcome for VRET to be a successful intervention for SAD.
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