Susceptibility and Facebook engagement and sentiment.

<p>Susceptibility and Facebook engagement and sentiment.</p>

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Main Author:	Di Wang (329735) (author)
Other Authors:	Zhifei Mao (20284821) (author), Xinyu Yao (10894091) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Medicine Microbiology Science Policy Mental Health Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified xlink "> based used content analysis social networking sites comments cannot reflect world health organization related health measures health promotion strategies health belief model online engagement measures distinct sentiments towards posts generally received least facebook engagement mentioning certain constructs sentiment &# 8217 public &# 8217 sentiments towards covid &# 8217 sentiments towards facebook engagement facebook posts online engagements generally available )&# 8217 public engagement generating engagement health beliefs negative sentiments hbm constructs study examined sentiment stimulated previous studies perceived susceptibility one issue often failed negative ). increase self first year either positive barriers could another limitation
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