Whitepapers & Viewpoints
At SocialWise VR, our work is guided by evidence. These white papers and research briefs share findings from our pilots, clinical collaborations, and ongoing studies. By grounding our platform in research, we ensure that every scenario and curriculum is not only engaging, but also proven to build meaningful skills.
Our commitment to publishing results reflects our belief that transparency and data-driven impact are essential to transforming outcomes for neurodivergent young adults.
From the Classroom to the Career: How VR Scales Workforce Readiness for Neurodivergent Young Adults
This isn’t a lack of capability, it’s a lack of generalization. Generalization is the ability to transfer a learned skill from one environment to another, and it is notoriously difficult to achieve in social-emotional learning (SEL), particularly for neurodivergent individuals.
The science is clear: generalization requires consistent, contextualized repetition in settings that mirror the real world as closely as possible. And that’s where SocialWise VR (SWVR) is rewriting the playbook.
