October 2014 PMID 24803366

Virtual reality job interview training in adults with autism spectrum disorder.

Matthew J Smith, Emily J Ginger, Katherine Wright, Michael A Wright, Julie Lounds Taylor, Laura Boteler Humm, Dale E Olsen, Morris D Bell, Michael F Fleming

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Discussions highlight the promising results of VRJIT, with commenters noting improvements in interview performance and confidence, using words like 'feasible,' 'enjoyable,' and 'significantly better,' which demonstrate both support and engagement with the research's implications.

AgreementModerate agreement

Most discussions support the positive outcomes of using VR for interview training, with some expressing strong approval of its benefits.

InterestHigh interest

Several users show high curiosity and enthusiasm for VR applications in autism education and employment,

EngagementModerate engagement

Posts reference specific aspects like improved confidence and feasibility, indicating moderate engagement with the material.

ImpactModerate impact

All discussions suggest appreciation for the potential role of VR in enhancing employment skills for adults with autism, indicating a moderate impact.

Abstract in brief

The study tested a virtual reality job interview training program (VRJIT) for adults with autism spectrum disorder, finding it feasible, easy to use, and enjoyable for participants.
Participants who underwent VRJIT showed significantly better performance in live job interviews and reported higher self-confidence compared to those receiving usual treatment.
The results suggest that VRJIT is a promising tool for improving interview skills and confidence in adults with autism and can be delivered through computer software or online.

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