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Should AI Have Humanlike Self-disclosure in the Mental Health Intervention? The Moderated Mediation Effect of Negative Emotion
With the increasing concerns about psychological issues and limited mental healthcare resources, chatbots have emerged as a promising therapeutic solution. This study investigates the psychological mechanisms underlying human-chatbot interactions in mental healthcare, focusing on the roles of self-d
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