Which of the following depicts the best use of virtual worlds in the education of nurses?
1. The virtual world can simulate hospital life.
2. Virtual worlds offer students answers to NCLEX-RN® style questions.
3. Virtual worlds offer synchronous interaction with patients.
4. Virtual worlds are too expensive for classroom use.
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Rationale: Virtual worlds are online simulated environments in which multiple users interact. The simulated environment may reflect contemporary life, a setting found in works of fiction, or a setting unique to a world-developer's imagination.
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