COVID‐19 Increases Online Searches for Emotional and Health‐Related Terms
Applied Psychology Health and Well-Being2020Vol. 12(4), pp. 1039–1053
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Abstract
Findings suggest that exposure to COVID-19 prevalence and fear-related emotions may motivate people to search for relevant health-related information so as to protect themselves from the pandemic.
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