부산대학교 도서관

This study aim to investigate the effects of virtual reality (VR) intervention on stress reduction and relaxation after induced pain through capsaicin skin application for healthy college students. The control group (n=6) was to non-treatment after capsaicin-induced pain, and the experimental group (n=8) was to application VR intervention after capsaicin-induced pain. The effect was measured using VAS, EEG, HRV and as a results, the experimental group was more effective in regressing to baseline value (TO) than the control group. Therefore, VR intervention is considered to be an effective intervention for stress relief and relaxation.