\"I believe the most important use for this technology is simulating difficult situations for inmates that they must work through on their own, while still having a safety net,\" said Dr. Turner Nashe, GTL Senior Vice President of Educational Services. \"An inmate with anger issues could be placed in a situation where they must deal with that emotion. There would still be controls to manage the situation if the inmate's anger gets out of control. They can also continually work through their issues until they are able to control their reactions.\" <\/p>\n
GTL's virtual reality content could also be used to: <\/p>\n
\"The possibilities are exciting,\" continued Dr. Nashe. \"Virtual reality provides the ability to positively influence an inmate before re-entry. It's a great way to better help inmates reintegrate in society.\" <\/p>\n
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