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What makes helpful online mental health information? Empirical evidence on the effects of information quality and responders’ effort

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What makes helpful online mental health information? Empirical evidence on the effects of information quality and responders’ effort
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Frontiers in Psychology, November 2022
DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2022.985413
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Cui Guo, Xinying Guo, Guoxin Wang, Shilin Hu

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#20,629,784
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