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[[Derealization]] also known as '''DR''' is the feeling that the real world or [[objective reality]] is not ''real''. Individuals suffering from derealization feel that their real life external surroundings are lacking in depths, colors or vibrancy. Derealization is often associated with [[depersonalization]], the feeling that one self is not real. | [[Derealization]] also known as '''DR''' is the feeling that the real world or [[objective reality]] is not ''real''. Individuals suffering from derealization feel that their real life external surroundings are lacking in depths, colors or vibrancy. Derealization is often associated with [[depersonalization]], the feeling that one self is not real. | ||
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| + | Researchers have theorized that the rise of [[virtual reality]] can lead to increased instances of derealization.<ref name="Research_Gate">http://www.researchgate.net/publication/45658815_Virtual_Reality_Induces_Dissociation_and_Lowers_Sense_of_Presence_in_Objective_Reality</ref> | ||
==Derealization and Virtual Reality== | ==Derealization and Virtual Reality== | ||
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This page is a stub, please expand it if you have more information.Researchers have theorized that the rise of virtual reality can lead to increased instances of derealization.[1]
Derealization and Virtual Reality
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- ↑ http://www.researchgate.net/publication/45658815_Virtual_Reality_Induces_Dissociation_and_Lowers_Sense_of_Presence_in_Objective_Reality
