Virtual Reality Agression Prevention Therapy (VRAPT) versus Waiting List Control for Forensic Psychiatric Inpatients
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What are the reasons why VR could be interesting to add to traditional aggression therapy? (3)
2. It is focused on practicing behavior as opposed to a narrow focus only on gaining cognitive insights
3. VR is expected t be more enjoyable hopefully leading to better engagement, and less drop-outs and no shows
In what way is the therapist an active actor within VR? (3)
2. Therapists can role-play through avatars by use of a microphone with voice morphing
3. The heart rate and galvanic skin response were measured an real-time displayed at the therapist interface for feedback on physical arousal
What are the results of the primary outcomes (staff-rated and self-reported aggression) and the secondary outcomes (anger, hostility, and impulsivity)? (2)
2. The secondary outcomes decreased in both groups over time. There were however positive treatment effects of VRAPT on secondary outcomes, but these were not maintained at a 3-month follow-up.
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