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Effects of rhythmic eye movements during a virtual reality exposure paradigm for spider-phobic patients.

Jessica ReitmaierAnika SchillerAndreas MühlbergerMichael PfallerMarie MeyerYoussef Shiban
Published in: Psychology and psychotherapy (2021)
One-session Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy reduced fear of spiders effectively. Performing rhythmic eye movements during exposure did not enhance therapy effects. Rhythmic eye movements during exposure resulted in lower heart rate than standard exposure.
Keyphrases
  • virtual reality
  • heart rate
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  • blood pressure
  • chronic kidney disease
  • ejection fraction
  • newly diagnosed
  • patient reported
  • smoking cessation