Virtual reality (VR) is an immersive technology that can be used to generate scenes of emotional responses. For people with psychological problems, negative emotions can be treated with the help of virtual reality exposure therapy (VRET). EEG signals can more accurately reflect the types of emotions, make up for the lack of emotion recognition, make the treatment more targeted, and the intervention treatment using virtual environment combined with the accurate recognition of emotions by EEG signals can more effectively achieve the therapeutic effect. Therefore, this paper comprehensively explores the research progress of EEG emotion recognition and exposure therapy, studies new psychotherapy regimens carried out in cooperation with therapists, and identifies some key technologies to create a more commercially effective VRET treatment.
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