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Many discussions emphasize the negative effects of expressive writing, with phrases like 'bad effects' and warnings such as 'beware,' indicating strong disagreement and concern. The tone is cautionary, which contributes to the overall perception that this intervention is ineffective or harmful during the pandemic, reducing overall interest and perceived impact.
All discussions express strong disagreement with the idea that expressive writing is beneficial during COVID-19, highlighting negative or ineffective outcomes.
The discussions show neutral interest, primarily emphasizing warnings or concerns rather than curiosity or exploration of alternative approaches.
Comments reflect some engagement through referencing specific findings and calling attention to potential risks, but lack deep analysis or nuanced debate.
The collective tone suggests the publication's findings have limited positive impact, instead raising caution and skepticism about expressive writing as a mental health tool in this context.
NEW PAPER: An RCT - carried out during the #pandemic - has found that expressive writing was associated with increased levels of psychological distress✍️Could it be that in #COVID times, interventions that are usually helpful have become ineffective? https://t.co/9A10TwpIl2 https://t.co/le8TKPjTAt
Beware, beware. Maybe writing is not such a good idea in relation to COVID-19? Frontiers | Effectiveness of Expressive Writing in the Reduction of Psychological Distress During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Randomized Controlled Trial | Psychology https://t.co/vDgMR5rOQz
This paper found that expressive writing had bad effects for people dealing with long COVID: https://t.co/y8uMVTu84k
https://t.co/e97XZkqRvJ
RT @QMULSocialPsych: NEW PAPER: An RCT - carried out during the #pandemic - has found that expressive writing was associated with increased…
RT @Dyregrov: Beware, beware. Maybe writing is not such a good idea in relation to COVID-19? Frontiers | Effectiveness of Expressive Writin…
This video explains how rumination worsens depression by increasing negative thoughts and impairing problem-solving. It also explores the link between rumination and other mental health issues, with ongoing research…
RT @lymanstoneky: This paper found that expressive writing had bad effects for people dealing with long COVID: https://t.co/y8uMVTu84k
This paper found that expressive writing had bad effects for people dealing with long COVID: https://t.co/y8uMVTu84k
RT @Dyregrov: Beware, beware. Maybe writing is not such a good idea in relation to COVID-19? Frontiers | Effectiveness of Expressive Writin…
https://t.co/e97XZkqRvJ
Effectiveness of Expressive Writing in the Reduction of Psychological Distress During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Randomized Controlled Trial. https://t.co/bDx1sYHk0P
Effectiveness of Expressive Writing in the Reduction of Psychological Distress During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Randomized Controlled Trial. https://t.co/BlAc3CAaat
RT @Dyregrov: Beware, beware. Maybe writing is not such a good idea in relation to COVID-19? Frontiers | Effectiveness of Expressive Writin…
Beware, beware. Maybe writing is not such a good idea in relation to COVID-19? Frontiers | Effectiveness of Expressive Writing in the Reduction of Psychological Distress During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Randomized Controlled Trial | Psychology https://t.co/vDgMR5rOQz
RT @QMULSocialPsych: NEW PAPER: An RCT - carried out during the #pandemic - has found that expressive writing was associated with increased…
NEW PAPER: An RCT - carried out during the #pandemic - has found that expressive writing was associated with increased levels of psychological distress✍️Could it be that in #COVID times, interventions that are usually helpful have become ineffective? https://t.co/9A10TwpIl2 https://t.co/le8TKPjTAt