Experimental study demonstrates VR training for social skills in students, highlighting its potential effectiveness.
Social skills are crucial for modern career paths, yet they are often underrepresented in higher education curricula. Role-playing is a common method to teach such skills, but it usually requires many participants. Virtual Reality (VR) offers a promising alternative by enabling immersive role-playing scenarios with automated agents. This paper reports on an experimental study with 33 students investigating a VR-based crowd feedback simulation for training presentation and social de-escalation skills.
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