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Seven-minute virtual reality intervention helps students tackle stress and exam anxiety

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Briefings

New research from City St George's indicates a seven-minute virtual reality intervention significantly reduces student anxiety and improves coping with academic pressure. The study was published in Scientific Reports, addressing a growing need for mental health support in UK institutions.

Key points

• A seven-minute virtual reality intervention significantly reduces student anxiety and improves coping with academic pressure.
• Findings were published in Scientific Reports, addressing a growing need for mental health support in UK institutions.

Context

Schools and universities across the U.K. are seeking new approaches to support student well-being amid growing concerns about stress, anxiety and overwhelm among young people.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single study published in Scientific Reports; findings are not yet confirmed as a general solution for all students.

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