Kenny et al., 2007 - Google Patents
A virtual human agent for training clinical interviewing skills to novice therapistsKenny et al., 2007
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- Kenny P
- Rizzo A
- Parsons T
- Gratch J
- Swartout W
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- Annual Review of Cybertherapy and Telemedicine
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Virtual Reality is rapidly evolving into a pragmatically usable technology for mental health (MH) applications. As the underlying enabling technologies continue to evolve and allow us to design useful and usable “structural” clinical virtual environments, the next important …
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