Marginal significance was considered ( p < 0.10) as we wanted to reduce the risk of Type II error [ 55 ]; we determined the risk of not diagnosing someone with potential mental health issues (i.e., suicidal) was greater than misdiagnosing someone.
Image analysts reported higher scores on 11 out of the 16 symptoms: depression, anhedonia, changes in eating habits, changes in sleeping, fatigue, concentration, hypersensitivity, and vigilance compared with non‐image analysts; and marginally significant scores on worthless guilt, anxiety, and motor tension.