In recent years, many researchers tried to explain the social selection in use of mental health
care services. A modest role is attributed to the orientation toward help-seeking. This article …

Applying health behaviour change models, such as the theory of planned behaviour (TPB),
to help-seeking for mental health problems can address the deficit in health care utilisation …

Attitudes toward seeking professional psychological help (ATSPPH) are complex. Help
seeking preferences are influenced by various attitudinal and socio-demographic factors …

Only a third of people with mental disorders seek professional help. In this study, we aimed
to investigate attitudes toward help-seeking among non-help-seekers drawn from a …

Psychological models can help to understand why many people suffering from major
depression do not seek help. Using the 'Behavioral Model of Health Services Use', this study …

Despite an intensive worldwide use across heterogeneous populations, only few studies
have assessed the factorial validity of the Attitudes toward Seeking Professional …

Building on previous research that provides the basis for treating the willingness to seek
help as a stable attitudinal set, present in varying degrees in differentpersons, and predictive …

Objective This study utilized best–worst scaling and latent class analysis to assess mental
health treatment preferences and identify subgroups of college student help seekers …

Cornally N, McCarthy G. International Journal of Nursing Practice 2011; 17: 280–288 Help‐
seeking behaviour: A concept analysis The concept 'help‐seeking behaviour'has gained …

To date, little is known about the concurrent impact of structural and attitudinal factors on
help-seeking behaviour for mental health problems. Therefore, this study investigated a …