| Measure | Count |
|---|---|
| Participants | 12 |
| Planned sessions / participant | 5 |
| ROS responses (pre + post) | 97 |
| POMS-SF responses (pre + post) | 96 |
| SSQ responses (post only) | 49 |
Semilongitudinal VR Forest Immersion
Analysis of effects on psychological well-being
About the study
Semilongitudinální imerze do lesního prostředí ve virtuální realitě – analýza dopadů na psychickou pohodu.
Participants went through 5 sessions of 10-minute VR exposure to a forest environment. At each session we collected:
- ROS (Restoration Outcome Scale) — pre and post exposure
- POMS-SF (Profile of Mood States – Short Form) — pre and post exposure
- SSQ (Simulator Sickness Questionnaire) — post exposure
The reports on this site summarise how these measures change within a session and across the five sessions.
Sample
Coverage by session
The plot below shows how many participants have data available in each session, split by instrument. Gaps indicate drop-outs or missing questionnaires.
Analysis
See the Analysis page for the full write-up:
- descriptives of within-session change (Δ = post − pre) for ROS, each POMS subscale, and POMS Total Mood Disturbance (TMD)
- mixed-effects models of how Δ evolves across sessions 1→5 — does the benefit persist, grow, or fade?
- VRSQ (oculomotor + disorientation) as a moderator — does cybersickness shrink the benefit on a given session?