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Social Network Factors Associated with the Intention to Use Digital Mental Health Interventions Among AANHPI Emerging Adults: Application and Integration of the Network Episode ModelBackground Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) emerging adults face significant mental health disparities yet consistently underutilize formal mental health services. Digital mental health interventions (DMHI) have been proposed as a solution; however, the social network factors shaping intention to use DMHIs in this population remain poorly understood among this highly collectivist popula…
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Asian American and Pacific Islander Studies (Brandeis University)an interdisciplinary program at Brandeis University
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Maij Vu Mai describes themself as a community member, a healer, a minister, a Maij, a person of many interests and passions, and "someone who's looking to get free in this world by any means necessary." Though raised in Charlotte, North Carolina, they currently reside in Durham, North Carolina, working as the Assistant Director of Programming at the Center for Multicultural Affairs at Duke University. In addition to…
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