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心理痛苦,避免标签和使用心理健康聊天机器人:来自美国调查的结果

Kristin Kosyluk1, Tanner Baeder2, Karah Yeona Greene2

  • 1Department of Mental Health Law & Policy, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL, United States.

JMIR formative research
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概括

一个心理健康聊天机器人有效地选用户的心理困扰,并提供转介. 这种技术是可行的和可接受的,特别是对于那些因耻辱而犹不决寻求传统护理的人来说.

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在 COVID-19 疫情中,这是一种行为性行为.聊天机器人聊天机器人聊天机器人交谈代理人 交谈代理人设计 设计 设计 设计标签规避的行为心理健康 心理健康飞行员测试试验 飞行员测试试验心理上的痛苦 心理上的痛苦资源转介 资源转介这些资源是资源,资源是资源.查检查 查检查 查检查 查检查污名 污名 污名 污名调查调查调查调查调查调查调查调查症状 症状 症状 症状 症状培训培训培训培训培训培训培训使用者使用者使用者使用者

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