Sofia Seinfeld

Associate Professor

Universitat de Girona

Spain

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Dr. Sofia Seinfeld is an Associate Professor at Universitat Oberta de Catalunya in Spain. Her research primarily focuses on the applications of virtual reality in psychotherapy and the rehabilitation of intimate partner violence. Recent publications examine the implications of immersive technologies for clinical practice, self-assessment training, and the impact of virtual experiences on emotional and cognitive responses.

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Tiare Feuchtner

University of Konstanz

DENMARK

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Antonella Maselli

ITALY

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Mel Slater

University of Barcelona

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Maria Sanchez-Vives

Catalan Institution for Research and Advanced Studies (ICREA)

SPAIN

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Ruud Hortensius

NETHERLANDS

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Articles (12)

Virtual Reality in Psychotherapy: A Commentary on Strategies, Interventions, and Perspectives From Five Clinical Reports

Virtual Reality in Psychotherapy: A Three‐Dimensional Framework to Navigate Immersive Clinical Applications

Virtual Reality Body Swapping to Improve Self-Assessment in Job Interview Training

Virtual reality for the rehabilitation and prevention of intimate partner violence – From brain to behavior: A narrative review

Domestic Violence From a Child Perspective: Impact of an Immersive Virtual Reality Experience on Men With a History of Intimate Partner Violent Behavior

Impact of Information Placement and User Representations in VR on Performance and Embodiment

Being the victim of virtual abuse changes default mode network responses to emotional expressions

Impact of visuomotor feedback on the embodiment of virtual hands detached from the body

Virtual body ownership and its consequences for implicit racial bias are dependent on social context

Being the Victim of Intimate Partner Violence in Virtual Reality: First- Versus Third-Person Perspective

Impact of Information Placement and User Representations in VR on Performance and Embodiment

User Representations in Human-Computer Interaction

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Tiare Feuchtner

Antonella Maselli

Mel Slater

Maria Sanchez-Vives

Ruud Hortensius

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