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Perceived Usefulness of Digital Assistance Systems Among Psychology Students and Psychotherapists: Predictors, Barriers and the Impact of a Brief Video Demonstration.
Digital assistance systems based on artificial intelligence are increasingly discussed as tools to address growing demands in mental health care. However, their acceptance among future and practising psychotherapists remains insufficiently understood. In a pre-post online survey, N = 317 participant
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