Using Ecological Momentary Assessment to Test the Effectiveness of a Web-Based Brief Alcohol Intervention Over Time Among Heavy-Drinking Students: Randomized Controlled Trial
BackgroundWeb-based brief alcohol interventions are effective in reducing alcohol use among students when measured at limited follow-up time points. To date, no studies have tested Web-based brief alcohol intervention effectiveness over time by using a large number of measurements. ObjectiveTesting...
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Main Authors: | Voogt, Carmen (Author), Kuntsche, Emmanuel (Author), Kleinjan, Marloes (Author), Poelen, Evelien (Author), Engels, Rutger (Author) |
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2014-01-01T00:00:00Z.
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