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Adaptive immersive Virtual Environments as a treatment for depersonalization disorder

Patrikelis et al., 2021

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14584055963502746187
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Patrikelis P
Konstantakopoulos G
Messinis L
Alexoudi A
Stefanatou M
Nasios G
Gatzonis S
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Psychiatriki

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-----------------------------------------------------ABSTRACT----------------------------------------------------- Depersonalization is a dissociative disorder associated to a profound disruption of selfawareness in the form of emotional numbing and feelings of disembodiment. The salient …
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