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The Currency of Mood: Assessing Acceptance and Privacy Preferences of Third-party Financial Data Sharing in Bipolar Disorder

2025-10-07

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<p>Objectives: Bipolar disorder is strongly associated with financial instability. We examine how different interventions motivate individuals with bipolar disorder to share financial data with others. This approach can inform the development of tools for digital monitoring and intervention designed to promote financial stability in this population. <h4>Methods:</h4> 500 individuals with BD completed a pre-registe...

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3cf5b840-b9f4-5cef-b8d6-052b5660ffe2
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10.31234/osf.io/syrwu_v1
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