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Same same but different? Replicating the real surroundings in a virtual trier social stress test (TSST-VR) does not enhance presence or the psychophysiological stress …

Zimmer et al., 2019

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4039028520338552659
Author
Zimmer P
Wu C
Domes G
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Physiology & behavior

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In recent years, adaptations of the Trier Social Stress Test (TSST) have shown that socially evaluative stress can effectively elicit psychobiological responses in a standardized way in Virtual Reality (VR). While these methods hold many advantages, the underlying …
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