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in vivo exposure

in vivo exposure In vivo exposure is an exposure-based intervention carried out in real-life situations rather than only in imagination or virtual settings.

In vivo exposure is an exposure-based intervention carried out in real-life situations rather than only in imagination or virtual settings. In this packet, it refers to directly facing the task of discarding personal belongings in everyday life.

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Drafting source: Pardini Susanna; Olivetto Silvia; Martinelli Massimiliano; Novara Caterina. Non-immersive virtual environments for the treatment of hoarding disorder: a preliminary randomized controlled trial based on a non-clinical sample. 2025; DOI 10.1186/s40359-025-03446-w; article XML SHA-256 5e9f713b0ec49321dcab753fd02fec8545f85c786098f1e444f8e04fdb790fcb. “Non-immersive virtual environments for the treatment of hoarding disorder: a preliminary randomized controlled trial based on a non-clinical sample” (10.1186/s40359-025-03446-w).
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