Can Ordinary Horror Games Reduce Avoidant and Safety Behaviours in Players with Anxiety Disorders?
Since 2010, several studies have highlighted the ability of therapeutic video games to reduce avoidant and safety behaviours in individuals with anxiety disorders (ADs).
Lara Ann Wood
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