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- who: Hypothesis et al. from the University of Southern California, United States have published the paper: Use of virtual reality in oncology: From the state of the art to an integrative model, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- what: Another aim of this literature review is to leverage the theoretical foundations identified toward a theoretical model that will allow the authors to think about the contributions of VR in oncology, especially the cognitive and emotional processes involved. cancer (Van den Beuken-van Everdingen et_al, 2016; Alawneh et_al, 2017). To collect the data, the authors extracted all relevant . . .
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