Associations of COVID-19 online information sources and information overload with psychological distress symptoms: a population-based study

Associations of COVID-19 online information sources and information overload with psychological distress symptoms: a population-based study

Using information communication technologies as information sources of COVID-19 was associated with psychological problems, but mechanisms remain uncertain. We examined associations of COVID-19 information sources and information overload with psychological distress symptoms and explored the mediati...

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Main Authors: Guo, N. (Author), Lam, T.H (Author), Luk, T.T (Author), Wang, M.P (Author), Weng, X. (Author), Wong, J.Y.H (Author), Wu, Y. (Author), Zhao, S.Z (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Oxford University Press 2021
Subjects:
adult
Adult
aged
Article
Chinese
Communication
controlled study
coronavirus disease 2019
COVID-19
disease association
distress syndrome
female
Female
Hong Kong
human
Humans
Infodemic
Information communication technologies
Information overload
Internet
interpersonal communication
major clinical study
male
Male
medical information
online system
Patient Health Questionnaire 4
perception
Psychological distress
Psychological Distress
questionnaire
SARS-CoV-2
social media
Surveys and Questionnaires
text messaging
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