Table 1.
The validation tasks, authors, and total number of studies examining general executive functioning.
| VRa target construct and validation task | Validation | Authors | Studies examining the construct, n (%) | |||||
| Executive functioning: general | 7 (37) | |||||||
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Implicit | Banville et al [61]i |
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Implicit | Davison et al [62]j |
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Explicit | Miskowiak et al [63] |
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Explicit | Pallavicini et al [64] |
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Implicit | Porffy et al [65] |
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N/An | Tan et al [66] |
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N/A | Tsai et al [67] |
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aVR: virtual reality.
bD-KEFS: Delis-Kaplan Executive Function System.
cTMT-A: Trail-Making Test version A.
dTMT-B: Trail-Making Test version B.
eST: Stroop test.
fSET: Six Elements Test.
gHTT: Tower of Hanoi test.
hZMT: Zoo Map Test.
iThe VR task was predominantly a sorting task for executive functioning assessment. The comparative assessments that validated this assessment were detailed under “executive function” broadly as the paper did not specify which components of the VR task the comparative tasks aimed to validate.
jThe VR task was reported to assess executive functioning. The comparative assessments that validated this assessment were detailed under “executive function” broadly as the paper did not specify which components of the VR task the comparative tasks aimed to validate.
kOTS: One Touch Stockings of Cambridge.
lCANTAB: Cambridge Neuropsychological Test Automated Battery.
mVFT: verbal fluency test.
nN/A: not applicable.