Sentence examples for seeking intentions from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of a brief online psychoeducational intervention, targeting depression, anxiety and suicide stigma, for increasing positive attitudes towards help seeking and increasing help seeking intentions among young adults.

First, empirical evidence suggests that there is an association between identification of signs and symptoms of cancer and help seeking intentions [ 11, 21, 25, 51].

The final section (E) presented a labelled vignette depicting a character with depression based on DSM-IV criteria [ 14] followed by a depression stigma measure comprising personal and perceived subscales, self reported history and past help seeking for depression and help seeking intentions.

Despite this lack of a common framework, research investigating the nature and extent of help-seeking has tended to examine three broad aspects of help-seeking: attitudes towards help-seeking including beliefs or willingness to seek help, help-seeking intentions, and actual help-seeking behaviour.

Interventions designed to improve help-seeking attitudes and increase help-seeking intentions and behaviour have been evaluated in recent times.

Rather, many noted that there were benefits to participation, namely enhanced self-reflection and, in some cases, disclosure and help-seeking intentions.

Relying on hypothetical questions to assess delay revealed surprisingly prompt help-seeking intentions, which is likely to be an overestimate compared to real-life situations with all their uncertainties and competing priorities.

The General Help Seeking Scale measures help-seeking intentions, appraising both formal and informal sources.

Both disclosure and time had an effect on actual help-seeking and help-seeking intentions (Table  2).

Finally we predicted attitudes would mediate the effect of the need for autonomy on help-seeking intentions, such that attitudes toward seeking mental health help would explain the existing relationship between autonomy and help-seeking intentions.

Logistic regression models were used to examine if medical undergraduates differed from non-medical undergraduates in their rates of depression, help-seeking perceptions and help-seeking intentions.