Data Sheet 1_Bringing virtual reality-integrated social-emotional learning into schools: a dual-phase validation and feasibility study with adolescents in a collectivist society.pdf

Content validity was assessed using the item-level content validity index (I-CVI), scale-level average content validity index (S-CVI/Ave), and interquartile range (IQR). In Phase 2, a single-session school-based feasibility pilot was conducted with 15 lower-secondary students, four facilitators, and one school administrator to assess practical implementation of one chapter from the initial 12-station module. In Round 1, the S-CVI/Ave across 15 module structure and delivery components was 0.92.

In Round 2, five of 12 activity stations did not meet the I-CVI retention criterion of ≥0.83 (S-CVI/Ave = 0.65). Following module revision and reassessment, 11 of 12 stations met the retention criterion in Round 3. Manage Your Emotions VR improved following revision and was retained, whereas The Drama of Life received uniformly unfavourable ratings (I-CVI = 0.00) and was removed because of concerns regarding suitability, feasibility, and potential physical safety in school settings.

The final S-CVI/Ave across the 11 retained stations was 0.85. The findings provide developmental evidence that informed refinement and subsequent evaluation of the REAL™ module. Pilot findings should be interpreted cautiously because of the small, teacher-selected, single-site sample and use of a researcher-developed feedback measure without established psychometric properties.</p>