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Cognitive Mindfulness Intervention Using Virtual Reality to Address Academic Procrastination and Academic Engagement

Sponsor: London Metropolitan University

Summary

The study aimed to establish the effectiveness of an immersive mindfulness virtual reality intervention using mindfulness software for students experiencing academic procrastination. It was hypothesised that post immersive virtual reality mindfulness intervention would result in higher academic self efficacy, lower academic procrastination, and perceived academic stress levels with higher academic engagement. It was further hypothesised that in physiological responses, the pulse rate would be lower post-intervention per session and an overall reduction in pulse rate post intervention.

Official title: Exploring the Potential of a Cognitive Mindfulness Intervention Using Virtual Reality to Address Academic Procrastination and Academic Engagement in a London University: A Brief Waitlist Pilot Randomised Controlled Study

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