Original paper
Comparing responses to differently framed and formatted persuasive messages to encourage help-seeking for depression in Japanese adults: a cross-sectional study with 2-month follow-up
Abstract
Objective To examine audience’s responses to differently framed and formatted persuasive messages in the context of developing depression help-seeking messages. Design Cross-sectional followed by 2-month follow-up study. Setting and participants A web-based survey was conducted in July 2017 among Japanese adults aged 35–45 years. There were 1957 eligible respondents without psychiatric history. Of these, 1805 people (92.2%) completed the 2-month...
Paper Details
Title
Comparing responses to differently framed and formatted persuasive messages to encourage help-seeking for depression in Japanese adults: a cross-sectional study with 2-month follow-up
Published Date
Nov 1, 2018
Journal
Volume
8
Issue
11
Pages
e020823 - e020823
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