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The purpose of this study was to investigate how the virtual reality stimulation of conscious movement affects stress after inducing stress with fear stimulation through virtual reality for university students. The control group (n=26) was to applied visual and auditory of virtual reality, and the experimental group (n=29) was to applied visual, auditory and conscious movement together. As a result, in brain waves, it was confirmed that the experimental group induced relaxation better than the control group, and the stress response was more reduced to be more effective in regressing to baseline value, in heart rate variation, it was confirmed that the experimental group was more concentrated and more flow in virtual reality. Therefore, virtual reality stimulation applying conscious movement is considered to be a comfortable intervention method that can be applied to various stresses.