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How and when to implement self-efficacy interventions to maximize the benefits of virtual reality exposure therapy for fear of heights

2026-05-04

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<p>Strategies aimed to enhance self-efficacy (SE), such activation and evaluation as mastery experiences and verbal persuasion (i.e. positive performance feedback) may promote exposure therapy. Here, we evaluated the effects of two strategies to boost SE administered during and/or after a one-session virtual reality exposure therapy (VRET) for fear of heights. Height-fearful participants (N = 83) were randomly ass...

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72cf6fb2-9978-52c2-8635-c8d3bc19dcf0
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10.31234/osf.io/t8efn_v1
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