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Handbook condition for Substance Abuse (FYAH:LGSC Trial)
FYAH:LGSC Trial Summary
Alcohol abuse is the leading cause of death and serious injury among college students, and students also experience significant harms from other types of substance misuse and risk behaviors. The proposed project is a randomized controlled trials that will test the protective effects of Letting Go and Staying Connected, a handbook for parents of students who are transitioning for the first time from home to college, the time when students are at greatest risk. The handbook encourages parent skill development and good management of their student's new independence, providing a clear framework to guide them in parenting at this stage. Targeted outcomes include reduction of substance use and risk behaviors. The primary hypothesis is that students who are in one of the two handbook conditions with their parents will report lower substance use and risk behaviors in the two years after college entry.
- Substance Abuse
- Risk Reduction
- Risky Sexual Behavior
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You may be eligible if you check “Yes” for the criteria belowFYAH:LGSC Trial Timeline
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