Feasibility of a Mobile Parent-Based Intervention to Reduce Alcohol Use by High School Seniors
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The goal of the project was to provide an efficient, engaging, and effective means to enhance parents' ability to reduce alcohol use and consequences, and other substance use in their teens through the development and evaluation of a brief, interactive, self-paced, and digital curriculum for parents of high-school aged teens. The study was conducted through IPSOS who recruited a nationally representative sample of parent-teen dyads who were randomly assigned to treatment or active control.
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