“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
Behavioral Sciences · 2026
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internet technologiesartificial intelligencee-healthmental healthtechnology acceptanceprivacy concernsuser engagementvalue-sensitive designethical considerationslived experience of mental illnessuser choiceDigital Mental Health InterventionsTelemedicine and Telehealth ImplementationHealth, Technology, Consumer Behavior
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Emma Claire Palmer-Cooper, Emma Gentry, Elena Nichele, Tayyaba Azim, Mohammad Naiseh, Liz Dowthwaite, Mohamad Said Armouch, Frances T. Greenway, Mark J. Weal, Ann‐Marie Hughes. (2026). “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. Behavioral Sciences. DOI: 10.3390/bs16111969
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