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Is there a cure for the Turker blues? A randomized controlled trial of a digital intervention for depression in adult online workers

2024-06-13

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<p>Online workers, individuals who participate in crowdsourced online work, experience greater internalizing symptoms than the general population. This phenomenon, has been dubbed the “Turker blues.” Three well-powered trials of online interventions failed to find statistical or clinically significant treatment effects in this population with single-session interventions (SSI). <h4>Objective:</h4> We conducted a n...

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