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[[Derealization]] also known as '''DR''' is the feeling that the real world or [[objective reality]] is not ''real''. Individuals suffering from derealization feel that their real life external surroundings are lacking in depths, colors or vibrancy. Derealization is often associated with [[depersonalization]], the feeling that one self is not real. | [[Derealization]] also known as '''DR''' is the feeling that the real world or [[objective reality]] is not ''real''. Individuals suffering from derealization feel that their real life external surroundings are lacking in depths, colors or vibrancy. Derealization is often associated with [[depersonalization]], the feeling that one self is not real. | ||
==Derealization and Virtual Reality== | |||
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This page is a stub, please expand it if you have more information.Derealization also known as DR is the feeling that the real world or objective reality is not real. Individuals suffering from derealization feel that their real life external surroundings are lacking in depths, colors or vibrancy. Derealization is often associated with depersonalization, the feeling that one self is not real.