A brief internet-based passive psychoeducation intervention to promote healthy relationships among young adults: a pilot randomised placebo-controlled trial
A brief internet-based passive psychoeducation intervention to promote healthy relationships among young adults: a pilot randomised placebo-controlled trial
StatusPost-Print
Alternative title
Authors
Dębowska, Agata
Harding-Brown, Lauren
Cowen, Megan
Brickell, Larne
Chunara, Anisah
Covelluzzi, Chiara
Darker, Kirsten O.
Hill, Emily
Saeed, Rijja
Vassiliou, Argyro
Monograph
Monograph (alternative title)
Date
2024-08
Publisher
Journal title
Violence Against Women
Issue
10
Volume
30
Pages
Pages
2743-2763
ISSN
1077-8012
ISSN of series
Access date
2024-07-23
Abstract PL
Abstract EN
This pilot RCT tested the potential efficacy of a brief internet-based, passive psychoeducation intervention, Free From Abuse, in promoting healthy relationships among young adults. Participants aged 18-24 years were randomly assigned to an intervention-treatment (n = 71) or a placebo-control condition (n = 77). Participants in the treatment arm had a larger increase in recognition of abusive behaviour and reduction in domestic violence myth acceptance scores than participants in the control arm post-intervention and after one week. This study provides preliminary evidence that brief internet-based passive psychoeducation is potentially useful in promoting healthy relationships among young adults.
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Keywords PL
Keywords EN
Intimate partner violence (IPV)
Internet-based intervention
Passive psychoeducation
Pilot randomised placebo controlled tria
Young adults
Internet-based intervention
Passive psychoeducation
Pilot randomised placebo controlled tria
Young adults