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"I don’t trust it, but I have to trust it": Trust vs Use of Online Technology Across the Mental Health Spectrum in the UK
Use of internet-based technologies (IBTs) and artificial intelligence (AI) via eHealth could enhance mental healthcare delivery and accessibility. However, ethical concerns, perceptions of AI capabilities, past experience, and individual differences can in-fluence acceptance and engagement. We quali
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