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Dynamic Longitudinal Associations Between Adolescent Help-Seeking Attitudes and Suicide Attempts. [PDF]
Suicide Life Threat BehavGresko SA, Senich KL, Cero IJ, Wyman PA.
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Conceptual measurement framework for help-seeking for mental health problems
Psychology Research and Behavior Management, 2012 Debra Rickwood, Kerry ThomasFaculty of Health, University of Canberra, ACT, AustraliaBackground: Despite a high level of research, policy, and practice interest in help-seeking for mental health problems and mental disorders, there is currently no agreed
Debra Rickwood, Kerry A Thomas
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Compensatory Help-Seeking in Young and Older Adults: Does Seeking Help, Help?
Experimental Aging Research, 2003Asking other people for help is a compensatory behavior that may be useful across the life span to enhance functioning. Seventy-two older and younger men and women were either allowed to ask for help or were not allowed to ask for help while solving reasoning problems.
Nicole, Alea, Walter R, Cunningham
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To seek help or not to seek help: The risks of self-disclosure.
Journal of Counseling Psychology, 2003Investigations into the reasons why people seek counseling have, for the most part, focused on approach factors, those variables that are associated with a potential client's increased likelihood of seeking psychological services. The purpose of this research, however, is to explore the role of avoidance factors, those factors that are associated with ...
David L. Vogel, Stephen R. Wester
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Help-seeking occurs when learners realize a gap in their learning, and they seek assistance to bridge the existing gap. Traditionally, they engage in conversations with instructors or peers for constructive advice in both face-to-face settings and online learning environments.
Fan Yang, Jill Stefaniak
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Help-seeking occurs when learners realize a gap in their learning, and they seek assistance to bridge the existing gap. Traditionally, they engage in conversations with instructors or peers for constructive advice in both face-to-face settings and online learning environments.
Fan Yang, Jill Stefaniak
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Psychological Profile of Help-seeking and Non-help-seeking Tinnitus Patients
Scandinavian Audiology, 1995The psychological profile of tinnitus patients who sought treatment (Help-Seeking, HS) was compared with that of patients who did not seek help (non-help-seeking, NHS) and with normal control subjects. Psychological evaluations as well as hearing, tinnitus loudness, and tinnitus pitch were measured. Overall, the psychiatric symptomatology of HS (n = 50)
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