Titlebook: Extended Reality Solutions to Support Older Adults; Potential Applicatio Walter R. Boot,Andrew Dilanchian,Sara J. Czaja Book 2025 The Edito

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-01020-1As a broad overview, this book can only scratch the surface of the potential that extended reality (XR) solutions have in supporting the needs of older adults, both with and without cognitive impairments. This chapter explores other domains of support.

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Medien und FremdenfeindlichkeitNow that we have outlined in the previous chapters specific ways that extended reality (XR) solutions can benefit older adults with and without cognitive impairments, we can return to the overall consideration of XR design factors that affect older adult populations.

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Staying Connected,In 2023, U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy warned of an epidemic of social isolation and loneliness and noted that many older people face negative consequences because of this public health threat. This chapter outlines how virtual and augmented reality might address this issue.

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Bobby J. Calder,Edward C. Malthouseo foster wellness across their lifespan. This chapter places a spotlight on two health-promoting activities that may particularly benefit from extended reality (XR) technology: the pursuit of physical exercise and the adoption of relaxation techniques such as meditation.

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Stasis und Polemos als politische Konzepte,ry, processing speed, attention, and decision-making. These changes can interfere with our ability to perform everyday tasks, making them more challenging and error-prone. This chapter discusses the potential roles that extended reality (XR) can play in supporting cognition.

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