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A national effectiveness trial of an eHealth program to prevent alcohol and cannabis misuse: responding to the replication crisis

Psychological Medicine, 2020
AbstractBackgroundThe burden of disease attributable to alcohol and other drug (AOD) use in young people is considerable. Prevention can be effective, yet few programs have demonstrated replicable effects. This study aimed to replicate research behind Climate Schools: Alcohol and Cannabis course among a large cohort of adolescents.MethodsSeventy-one ...
Newton, Nicola C., Chapman, Cath, Slade, Tim, Birrell, Louise, Healy, Annalise, Mather, Marius, McBride, Nyanda, Hides, Leanne, Allsop, Steve, Mewton, Louise, Andrews, Gavin, Teesson, Maree   +11 more
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Promising Programs for Elementary and Middle Schools: Evidence of Effectiveness and Replicability

Journal of Education for Students Placed at Risk (JESPAR), 1997
This is a time of great opportunity, but also of great danger in the education of students placed at risk for school failure. Students may be placed at risk for many reasons, among which are low socioeconomic status (SES), minority status, and limited English proficiency, if they attend schools that are not prepared to build on their strengths ...
Olatokonbo S. Fashola, Robert E. Slavin
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Early Steps: Replicating the effects of a first-grade reading intervention program.

Journal of Educational Psychology, 2000
This study examined the effectiveness of Early Steps, a 1st-grade reading intervention program. Forty-three at-risk 1st graders, identified in September, received an average of 91 1-to-1 tutoring lessons during the school year. The work of the tutors was carefully guided by a trainer who made 9 site visits.
Darrell Morris, Beverly Tyner, Jan Perney   +2 more
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Extending a Multilab Preregistered Replication of the Ego-Depletion Effect to a Research Program

Basic and Applied Social Psychology, 2017
ABSTRACTWe reanalyze the recent multilab preregistered study on ego-depletion by Hagger and Chatzisarantis (2016) as if their data were obtained under the research program-strategy (Witte & Zenker, 2016a, 2016b). This strengthens Hagger and Chatzisarantis’s (2016) main conclusion, because our reanalysis more directly corroborates the absence of a ...
Erich H. Witte, Frank Zenker
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PASHA: Facilitating the Replication and Use of Effective Adolescent Pregnancy and STI/HIV Prevention Programs

Journal of Adolescent Health, 2007
It is important that interventions that have been shown effective in changing risky behavior be disseminated, so that they can be replicated (implemented in a new site) and so that their effectiveness in a new setting can be investigated. This article provides an update on an innovative resource for promoting the replication of effective teen pregnancy
Josefina J, Card, Laura, Lessard, Tabitha, Benner   +2 more
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An Effective Adoption Education Program That Can Be Replicated

Adoption Quarterly, 1999
ABSTRACT The article details the creation, development and organization of a public adoption education agency. Founded in 1986, Adoption Option, Inc. has become a catalyst for a broad array of adoption education activities in Southwestern Ohio. These activities center around a three-step education initiative which targets three groups: (1) people who ...
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A systematic replication investigating the efficiency and effectiveness of restricted‐ and free‐operant programming

Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis
Abstract Researchers have examined differences between free‐ and restricted‐operant teaching arrangements while equating response and reinforcement rates. Preliminary data suggest that nonhuman organisms acquire novel discriminations more quickly under free‐operant arrangements (Hachiya & Ito, 1991).
Andrew J. Bulla, Amanda S. Bradley, Jennifer L. Wertalik, Allison Sullivan   +3 more
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Evaluating the effectiveness of a consumer delivered anti-stigma program: Replication with graduate-level helping professionals.

Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal, 2010
This study evaluated a consumer delivered anti-stigma presentation, In Our Own Voice (IOOV), with Masters of Social Work (MSW) students, replicating a previous study with undergraduates.Thirty MSW students completed pre and post surveys to measure changes in attitude, knowledge and social distance after the presentation.Paired samples t-tests showed ...
James O E, Pittman, Sunghwan, Noh, Daniel, Coleman   +2 more
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EFFECT OF AN INNOVATIVE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM UPO SELF.ACTUALIZATION AND PSYCHOSOCIAL MATURITY: A REPLICATION AND FOLLOW UP

Social Behavior and Personality: an international journal, 1980
Previous research found that an innovative educational program had a negative effect on its participants' personality development when compared with appropriate controls. The present study attempted to: (1) replicate this unexpected finding by comparing 13 entering freshmen in the following year's program with controls on changes in self-actualization
Jeffrey A. Goldman, Paul V. Olczak
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Effectiveness of a Health Education Program in a Lower Socioeconomic Population

Clinical Pediatrics, 1984
When teaching home safety, we selectively highlight those hazards most likely to injure children at various developmental stages. In one of the few studies evaluating this approach, we successfully taught a middle class population appropriate home use of ipecac syrup.
R A, Dershewitz, W, Paichel
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