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This yields 3 distinct scores: CPVI-importance, CPVI-success, and CPVI-discrepancy (CPVI-D). Veterans were asked to rank the 6 value domains of work, health, family, friends, growth or learning, and intimate relations in order of importance to them. Importance was ranked on a 0 to 5 scale (from not at all important to extremely important). Following this, veterans rated how successful they felt in living their life in accordance with these values.
JMIR Form Res 2024;8:e56437
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Use of Social Robots in Mental Health and Well-Being Research: Systematic Review
Social robots used in reviewed articles: (a) Paro, AIST [41]; (b) Haptic Creature [48], photo by Martin Dee; (c) NAO, Aldebaran Robotics; (d) Betty [45]; and (e) CRECA [43].
Description of social robots used in reviewed articles.
The reviewed studies had 2 types of interventions and varied in robotic-interaction frequency.
J Med Internet Res 2019;21(7):e13322
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Mobile App Use for Insomnia Self-Management: Pilot Findings on Sleep Outcomes in Veterans
Interact J Med Res 2019;8(3):e12408
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Simple to Use: Reflections From a Mobile Sleep Study Pilot
iproc 2017;3(1):e53
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