<ul><li>Virtual reality (VR) offers immersive experiences that are great for things that are Dangerous, Impossible, Counterproductive, or Expensive to do in real life (DICE).</li><li>VR is effective for virtual travel and therapy, helping individuals face fears in a safe environment and treat phobias successfully.</li><li>In learning, VR is best suited for hands-on tasks like surgery or public speaking, whereas traditional methods work better for simple tasks like math problems.</li><li>Choosing the right avatar in VR is crucial, as studies show that different virtual identities can influence behavior, and VR lacks real anonymity due to tracking body movements.</li></ul>

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