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Modeling mental health information preferences during the early adult years: A discrete choice conjoint experiment

机译：在成年初期对心理健康信息偏好进行建模：离散选择联合实验

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Although most young adults with mood and anxiety disorders do not seek treatment, those who are better informed about mental health problems are more likely to use services. The authors used conjoint analysis to model strategies for providing information about anxiety and depression to young adults. Participants (N = 1,035) completed 17 choice tasks presenting combinations of 15 four-level attributes of a mental health information strategy. Latent class analysis yielded 3 segments. The virtual segment (28.7%) preferred working independently on the Internet to obtain information recommended by young adults who had experienced anxiety or depression. Self-assessment options and links to service providers were more important to this segment. Conventional participants (30.1%) preferred books or pamphlets recommended by a doctor, endorsed by mental health professionals, and used with a doctor's support. They would devote more time to information acquisition but were less likely to use Internet social networking options. Brief sources of information were more important to the low interest segment (41.2%). All segments preferred information about alternative ways to reduce anxiety or depression rather than psychological approaches or medication. Maximizing the use of information requires active and passive approaches delivered through old-media (e.g., books) and new-media (e.g., Internet) channels.
机译：尽管大多数患有情绪和焦虑症的年轻人不寻求治疗，但是那些对心理健康问题有更好了解的人更有可能使用服务。作者使用联合分析对为年轻人提供有关焦虑和抑郁信息的策略进行建模。参与者（N = 1,035）完成了17个选择任务，展示了心理健康信息策略的15个四级属性的组合。潜在类别分析得出3个细分。虚拟部分（28.7％）更喜欢在互联网上独立工作，以获取经历过焦虑或抑郁的年轻人推荐的信息。自我评估选项和与服务提供商的链接对于该细分市场更为重要。常规参与者（30.1％）更喜欢医生推荐的书籍或小册子，并得到心理健康专家的认可，并在医生的支持下使用。他们将更多的时间用于信息获取，但是不太可能使用Internet社交网络选项。简短的信息来源对低利率人群更为重要（41.2％）。所有部分都希望获得有关减少焦虑或抑郁的替代方法的信息，而不是心理方法或药物治疗的信息。最大限度地利用信息需要通过旧媒体（例如书籍）和新媒体（例如互联网）渠道提供主动和被动的方法。

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