HIGHLIGHTS
- who: Simone C. Behrens from the Osnabru00fcck University, Germany have published the research work: How immersive virtual reality can become a key tool to advance research and psychotherapy of eating and weight disorders, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- what: In this perspective paper, the authors argue that VR will only become prevalent in eating disorder research and treatment if benefits of the technology are exploited more systematically and studies are planned within an iterative process. Note that this studies are typically pilot studies; none of the existing tools has so far made its way toward efficacy . . .
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