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      - information they put out
    - - https://www.benefitnews.com/opinion/start-the-conversation-about-mental-health-with-your-employees-today
      - If my patient has not made up their mind either way by then, or more conversation is needed, I typically ask a follow-up question to understand why they are concerned or hesitating. I say something like, "What does it mean to you if you do (need medication)?"
        
        https://www.instyle.com/beauty/health-fitness/psychiatrist-medication-stigma
      - “The words we use to describe mental illnesses and substance use disorders (addiction to alcohol and other legal and illegal drugs) can impact the likelihood that people will seek help and the quality of the help they receive,” the paper, published in Neuropsychopharmacology https://www.nature.com/articles/s41386-021-01069-4
- - - - amount lost to scams in Australia was recorded at AUD$16.4 million within the month of April 2020, and total of over AUD$ 634 million in 2019.56 Investment scams, false billing, online shopping and remote access scams were amongst the top categories by amount lost. Phishing, ransomware and malware were also common.
- - - - monopoly kind such as committing credit card fraud as a result of attempting to obtain in-game currency at a cheaper cost
      - socialise with other friends
        
        social interaction
    - - app
        
        small quizes that give the player reward will force players to memorise the answer
        
        being able to customize ones own character would be nice
        
        app should promote casual play as opposed to one that requires the users attention every moment
        
        app should not have ranking feature in events that would promote competitive play for tier
        
        if monetisation needed then the best would be for cosmetic reasons
        
        discussion board to connect with other users
        
        ability to turn on/off status to discourage the need to spend because others did so
        
        something that incentives for returned visit
        
        Effectiveness of digital intervention
        
        Pear reSET mobile medical application approved by the U.S. FDA to help treat substance use disorders
        
        clinical trial of 399 patients found that the app significantly improved treatment outcomes, including higher rates of abstinence—40.3% compared to 17.6% among those who did not use the app.
        
        Sober Grid allows you to create online profiles and interact, support, and engage with other people in recovery using a platform similar to Facebook
        
        anonymous check-ins about whether you’re sober or not, your mood, and what’s going on
        
        There is still a need for in-person interventions with a professional, peer, or parent
        (Lehtimaki et al. 2020)
        
        distraction tools such as games, colouring activities, or other audio or visual activities are rarely considered effective
        
        face-to-face guidance, monitoring of engagement, or follow-up telephone calls are desirable
        
        UCD
        
        Visually attractivee
        
        Self-representation through avatar
        
        Reflect local and cultural differences and needs
        
        Information and resources provided
        
        Concise, interesting, and trustworthy information
        
        Reminders to use app
        
        Personalization
        
        The degree of self-intervention at their own pace
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        to defeat certain boss
    - - they like a certain character
        
        other people have character I want, therefore, I want them too
    - - gameplay progress is gated behind paywall
    - - ranking reward and or title is desirable