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Pre-intervention digital research experiences and their potential implications for digital health intervention participation: a qualitative observational study
Abstract Digital research procedures may determine who enters and remains in digital health intervention studies, yet routine completion metrics conceal how participation is achieved. We conducted interviews and think-aloud sessions with 50 adults with lower digital literacy while
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