Seven-minute virtual reality intervention helps students tackle stress and exam anxiety
Research from City St George’s finds that a seven-minute virtual reality intervention can help students feel calmer and better manage exam-related stress and anxiety. The study comes amid wider efforts by UK schools and universities to support student well-being.
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