The aim of this study is to compare, in a multidimensional manner, the effectiveness of different educational methods-virtual patient simulation and peer simulation-in improving sexual counseling skills during pregnancy among nursing faculty students. The study will evaluate three different training methods: virtual patient simulation, peer simulation conducted in a virtual environment, and face-to-face peer simulation. To determine the effectiveness of peer simulation and virtual patient simulation in sexual health counseling, multimodal data collection and analysis methods will be used. These methods will contribute to the development of counseling skills by examining in detail the verbal and non-verbal communication elements exhibited by participants during their interactions with virtual patients and peers. Throughout the research process, students' demographic characteristics, sexual attitudes and beliefs, sexual counseling skills, learning satisfaction and self-confidence levels, opinions on system usability, eye-tracking data, and body movements will be analyzed.
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Sexual Attitudes and Beliefs
Timeframe: immediately before the training-immediately after the training
Learning Satisfaction and Self-Confidence
Timeframe: immediately after the training
Sexual Counseling Skills
Timeframe: During simulation
System Usability Opinions
Timeframe: immediately after the training
Eye Tracking
Timeframe: During simulation
Body Movements
Timeframe: During simulation