Psychophysiological Responses and Combat Performance Self-Efficacy Following Mixed Reality Combat Training: An Experimental Study

Psychophysiological responses and combat performance self-efficacy will be examined among soldiers assigned to either non-combat or combat-exposure conditions using a mixed-reality (MR) combat training system that simulates death threat and mutual engagement with enemy forces. The findings are expected to provide empirical evidence supporting the utility of MR-based combat training.