Virtual Reality (VR) Therapy

Virtual reality (VR) therapy:

A) is promising but still not accepted as an effective treatment for phobias.
B) is more difficult and more expensive to administer than graduated exposure to the actual feared object or situation.
C) has become an accepted treatment for phobias and other anxiety disorders.
D) involves sending electrical impulses to the brainstem via implanted electrodes in order to reduce chronic anxiety and specific phobias.