Social VR Experiences Study

The Social VR Experiences Study (Lead: Dr. Shu Wei) integrates virtual reality with real-time physiological sensing to better understand health-related behaviors among young adults. Using a bespoke VR environment combined with behavioral and physiological data streams, the study explores how immersive technologies can capture meaningful patterns that extend beyond traditional self-report measures. With data collection now underway, this work aims to advance a new generation of scalable, non-invasive tools for early detection and prevention of addiction risk, bringing us closer to real-time, personalized interventions that can support improved youth health outcomes. To learn more or participate click here.