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Impact of Excessive Online Health Searches on Parental Well-Being
Introduction: Technology transformed how parents access health information, but excessive online searches, or cyberchondria, can fuel reassurance-seeking and anxiety in managing family health. Demographic factors like age, education, socioeconomic status,
Al-Laine E. Alba +11 more
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Hierarchical factor structure of the Intolerance of Uncertainty Scale short form (IUS-12) in the Italian version [PDF]
Despite widespread use, few translations are available for the Intolerance of Uncertainty Scale short form (IUS-12) as well as limited research on its psychometric properties in Italy. Moreover, recent evidence has suggested a multifaceted hierarchical
Carleton, R. Nicholas +2 more
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CYBERCHONDRIA AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG UNIVERSITY STAFF
The term "cyberchondria" has been used in the literature for the exacerbation of health anxiety as a result of searching for medical information on the Internet. There are limited studies on the prevalence and potential risk factors of cyberchondria. This study was carried out to determine the level of cyberchondria and related factors in university ...
Süleyman Utku Uzun, Mehmet Zencir
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THE IMPACT OF INDIVIDUAL HEALTH PERCEPTION ON CYBERCHONDRIA BEHAVIOR
Objectives: The aim of this study is to determine the effect of individual health perception on cyberchondria tendency and to identify differences in individual health perception and cyberchondria tendency according to various demographic variables ...
Mustafa Filiz, Yalçın Karagöz
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Psychological Impact Analysis on Adolescents with Cyberchondria: a Literature Review
The development of information and communication technology has led teenagers to use gadgets and the internet for prolonged periods of time. Besides being used as a means of entertainment and communication, teenagers nowadays tend to search for health ...
Henny Indreswari +3 more
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Cyberchondria in the age of COVID-19
The global epidemic of (mis)information, spreading rapidly via social media platforms and other outlets, can be a risk factor for the development of anxiety disorders among vulnerable individuals. Cyberchondria can be a vulnerability factor for developing anxiety in a pandemic situation, particularly when the Internet is flooded with (mis)information ...
Natasa Jokic-Begic +2 more
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Background and Aim: COVID-19 pandemic and related measures of containment such as lockdown led to heavy reliance on Internet for education and leisure activities.
Saumya P Srivastava +2 more
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The Age of Cyberchondria [PDF]
The internet is a source of valuable medical information. However, it has the potential to increase anxiety in people who have no medical training, when it is employed as a diagnostic procedure.
Aiken, Mary +3 more
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This tutorial delves into dimensionality assessment within the context of psychological measurement instruments, particularly focusing on bifactor models. It underscores the imperative to move beyond traditional fit indices when evaluating factor structures while highlighting the significance of ancillary bifactor indices such as explained common ...
Tyrone B. Pretorius +1 more
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The Web is missing an essential part of infrastructure: an Open Web Index
A proposal for building an index of the Web that separates the infrastructure part of the search engine - the index - from the services part that will form the basis for myriad search engines and other services utilizing Web data on top of a public ...
Lewandowski, Dirk
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