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The Effects Of Alcohol Based Cues Virtual Reality Versus Guided Imagery, Nicole Labriola
The Effects Of Alcohol Based Cues Virtual Reality Versus Guided Imagery, Nicole Labriola
HIM 1990-2015
The use of Virtual Reality (VR) and Imagery have been utilized in psychological practices and treatment. VR has recently been the focus of research with treatments for post traumatic stress disorder, substance abuse, and phobias, among other social and behavioral issues. VR allows the researcher to create realistic controlled environments in which they are able to manipulate the experiment. Imagery permits the individual to imagine and recall scenarios from their past in order to create a more personal environment. This experiment aimed to expand upon VR practices and treatment in regards to alcohol research. In this experiment, 70 participants, 39 …