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VR4React

Reducing Reactive Aggression through Virtual Reality  ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
ABOUT VR4REACT

VR4REACT ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

Reactive aggression poses a significant concern to public health, capable of being prevented.

It is characterised by uncontrolled and exaggerated responses to stimuli, including emotion-driven reactions to perceived threats, also referred to as hostile, impulsive, or angry aggression.
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​Hence, typically occurs spontaneously, without pre-planned intention, and is often followed by feelings of remorse.

Due to the seriousness and unpredictable nature of reactive aggression, it is claimed that reactive aggressive individuals pose a risk of victimisation for them and those around them, especially in prison settings.

​Moreover, effective interventions can lead to positive outcomes in reducing aggressive behaviours.
Therefore, interventions directed at reactive aggression must be a critical priority in prison settings, as a precondition for successful release and reintegration.

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​A Two-Folded Intervention Program
​Utilising VR and E-Learning

​Considering both inmates’ rehabilitation needs (i.e., address reactive aggression-related behaviours) and prison officers’ training requirements (i.e., to better deal with and address inmates’ reactive aggressive behaviours), the VR4React project proposes an innovative two-folded intervention programme solution utilising VR and e-learning as the main tools. The primary objectives of this programme are:

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Supporting reactive aggressive inmates in engaging in more prosocial and adaptive behaviours

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Creating a comprehensive training curriculum to equip prison officers with the skills and knowledge necessary to handle and address reactive aggressive behaviours in inmates

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THE COMBINATION OF VR TECHNOLOGY AND E-LEARNING IN THIS INTERVENTION PROGRAMME OFFERS A MULTIDIMENSIONAL APPROACH TO ENHANCING REHABILITATION OUTCOMES AND CREATING A SAFER PRISON ENVIRONMENT

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This project is financed by ERASMUS+ programme, KA220-ADU - Cooperation partnerships in adult education. This website has been accomplished in the scope of the project "Reducing Reactive Aggression through Virtual Reality (VR4React), Grant Agreement no. KA220-ADU-076DCB3A, implemented with financial support of the European Commission by the Erasmus+ Programme. This website reflects the views only of the author, hence neither the Spanish National Agency nor the European Commission can be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
  • Home
  • About VR4React
    • Objectives
    • Expected Outcomes
    • Innovation
    • Work Packages
  • VR4REACT App
  • Events
    • Consortium Meetings (CM)
    • Technology Training Summit
    • Stakeholders Roundtable Discussions
  • Partners
  • Library
  • Contact

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