"Pandemic Dreams are Susceptible to Priming and Unrelated to COVID-19 Exposure"

IF 0.8 4区 心理学 Q4 PSYCHOLOGY, CLINICAL
S. P. Gallagher, Nicholas A. Incelli
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Abstract

"Surveys that have recruited participants through social media and news websites have led researchers and clinicians to conclude that the COVID-19 pandemic has precipitated a parallel pandemic of nightmares that reflect pandemic-induced psychological distress. Many of these surveys were administered to participants who intentionally opted into research knowing that the investigators were soliciting pandemic dream reports. This investigation surveyed 193 college students who were blind to the purpose of the study to assess the prevalence of pandemic dreams and to determine if the wording of the questions could shape responses. Fewer than half could recall a dream. Reports were brief, susceptible to priming, and unrelated to personal SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19 exposure. Although this sample was not truly random, it is probably more representative of the US population than those recruited through thematic websites. Clinicians should be aware of problems inherent in survey research and understand how their words can shape client responses."
“大流行梦容易受到启动影响,与COVID-19暴露无关”
“通过社交媒体和新闻网站招募参与者的调查使研究人员和临床医生得出结论,新冠肺炎疫情引发了一场类似的噩梦大流行,反映了疫情引发的心理困扰。其中许多调查都是针对那些明知调查人员在征求公众意见而有意选择参与研究的参与者进行的流行病梦报告。这项调查调查了193名对研究目的视而不见的大学生,以评估大流行性梦境的流行率,并确定问题的措辞是否可以影响反应。不到一半的人能回忆起一个梦。报告简短,易引发,与个人接触的SARS-CoV-2/neneneba COVID-19无关。尽管这个样本不是真正随机的,但它可能比那些通过专题网站招募的人更能代表美国人口。临床医生应该意识到调查研究中固有的问题,并了解他们的话如何影响客户的反应。“
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CiteScore
1.90
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期刊介绍: The journal is devoted to the advancement of the clinical theory and practice of evidence-based psychotherapies (EBP) (e.g., evidence-based psychological assessments, evidence-based psychological treatments). The journal publishes original papers dealing with EBP and psychology, psychiatry, the medical and mental specialties, and allied areas of science.
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