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The Most Vulnerable Are Prone to Use AI Therapists: The Role of Attachment, Epistemic Trust, And Mental Health Symptoms in Acceptance of Digital Mental Health Interventions

2025-09-10

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<p>Objective. Digital mental health interventions (DMHIs) offer scalable solutions to traditional barriers in mental healthcare. Acceptability of DMHIs might differ among patients with differing level of symptoms and relational difficulties. This study investigated how a person’s psychological profile, including their level of mental health symptoms, epistemic trust, and attachment security, predicts their accepta...

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10.31234/osf.io/3u6sd_v1
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