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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"web-based intervention"”.
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Evaluation of a Web-based Intervention for College Marijuana Use
… rates of marijuana use, abuse, and dependence. Web-based interventions have been growing in popularity, but their dissemination currently exceeds empirical support. One especially popular (but understudied) program is The Marijuana eCHECKUP TO GO (e-TOKE) for Universities & Colleges (San Diego …
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Environmental and Dispositional Factors Related to College Students' Alcohol Consumption during Twenty-First Birthday Celebrations
… 21st birthday celebrations, and test an internet-based intervention designed to reduce alcohol consumption during 21st birthday celebrations (21BDCs). Results of Study 1 indicated the majority of alcoholic beverages (79.3%) are consumed rapidly. Rapid consumption was positively related to drinking …
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Can an educational web intervention, co-created by service users, affect nulliparous women's experiences of early labour? (A randomised control trial). The Let’s Talk Early Labour (L-TEL) Trial.
… Women without complications have lower obstetric intervention if they remain at home whilst in early labour. Many women report dissatisfaction in doing this, describing a disparity between their expectations and the reality of this phase. A dichotomy exists between what is clinically of benefit to …
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The hot project (healthy outcome for teens): an innovative online intervention for prevention and treatment of obesity and type 2 diabetes
… for Teens) Project is an innovative online intervention for adolescents for the prevention and treatment of obesity and Type 2 diabetes by focusing on healthy eating and physical activity. The primary purpose of the HOT Project was to determine if web-based modules would increase awareness …
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Effect of an Online Social Network on Perceived Social Support and Self-Efficacy to Adopt and Maintain Health Behaviors
… used as an adjunct to a behavioral weight loss intervention on participants’ perceived social support and perceived self-efficacy using constructs of Social Cognitive Theory as a basis for website development.</p> <p>Methods: 13 adult women (mean age: 43 years of age, range: 25-63 years) …
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A formative evaluation of a technology-mediated alternative to traditional study abroad
… to determine if a proposed technology-mediated intervention is a viable alternative to traditional study abroad for those who are unable to travel. While technology cannot reproduce the same experience of traveling abroad, the primary objective of this study was to determine if there is value in …
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Improving treatment engagement in people with eating disorders: utilising digital approaches.
… service never access treatment. Internet- based programs have emerged as a novel approach to the treatment of eating disorders, however these too have reported issues with lack of uptake and engagement. The aims of this research were (1) to assess the effectiveness of a novel pre-treatment …
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Use of an Interactive Web-based Platform, Founded on Constructs from the Social Cognitive Theory, to Benefit Eating Competence
<p>Since Web-based interventions have a significantly high rate of attrition ranging from 99.5% to 77.5%, the researcher employed an instrumental case study approach to understand compliance in a Web-portal. The specific issue for this study was attrition rates and how SCT constructs affected …
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Examining inequalities in behavioural weight management interventions
Interventions designed to support individuals to change their health behaviours, such as behavioural weight management interventions, typically require a high amount of personal agency (such as time, money, and education) to be effective. As a result, these interventions may benefit advantaged …