Virtual reality enhances affective valence and attentional dissociation during exercise but not exercise-induced hypoalgesia.
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| Title: | Virtual reality enhances affective valence and attentional dissociation during exercise but not exercise-induced hypoalgesia. |
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| Authors: | Bird, Jonathan M.1, j.m.bird@ucl.ac.uk, Lima, Pedro F.2, Le Grice, Jasmine2, Hughes, Sam W.2 |
| Source: | Virtual Reality; Jun2026, Vol. 30 Issue 2, p1-13, 13p |
| Database: | Applied Science & Technology Source |
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