Examining the effects of an individually-tailored web-based parenting program (Parenting Strategies) for parents of 12- to 15-year-olds, compared to a control group that receives standard educational materials about adolescent development and mental health, on parental risk and protective factors associated with adolescent depression and anxiety, as well as on adolescent depressive and anxiety symptoms.

Dr Marie Yap0 个研究点目标入组 676 人开始时间: 2015年4月9日最近更新: 2020年1月13日

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•Parent Participants:
•Parents or guardians of at least one child aged 12 to 15 years (inclusive), who reside in Australia, are fluent in English, have regular access to the internet and an email account.
•Adolescent Participants:
•Adolescent children of participating parents/guardians, aged 12 to 15 years (inclusive) on entry to the trial, who reside in Australia, are fluent in English, and have regular access to the internet.
•Only one parent and one adolescent per family can participate in the trial.

•1. Parents who reside outside of Australia.
•2. Parents who are not proficient in English.
•Adolescents:
•1. Adolescents who reside outside of Australia.
•2. Adolescents who are not proficient in English.
•3. Adolescents who do not have parental consent to participate in the study; or who do not provide verbal assent to participate. Note: parents can still participate if their child does not participate.
•Parents and adolescents will not be excluded if the adolescent scores in the clinically elevated range (as determined by published clinical cut-off scores) on either the SMFQ or SCAS (either parent- or child-report form) at baseline. However, by assessing baseline symptoms, we will be able to conduct post-hoc analyses in which we exclude adolescents who scored above the clinical cut-off scores at baseline.
•The cut-off scores used are as follows:
•SMFQ (parent- or child-report versions): 8 or more
•SCAS (Child-report):
•For male children: Scores of 48 or more.
•For female children: Scores of 51 or more.
•SCAS (Parent-report):
•For male children: Scores of 24 or more.
•For female children: Scores of 26 or more.

发起方

Dr Marie Yap