Multi- vs. Unimodal Forest-Bathing in VR to Enhance Affective and Cognitive Recovery After Acute Stress
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Forest bathing, or shinrin yoku, a Japanese therapeutic practice used to reduce blood pressure and stress levels, is now proving effective in virtual format as well. Researchers have found that this conscious immersion in nature can work using virtual reality, with surprising results. For the project, scientists produced a high-quality 360° virtual reality video in Europe's largest Douglas fir forest, the Sonnenberg Nature Reserve near Parchim, …
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