Outcome Expectancy and Treatment Acceptability: Perceptions of School-Based Interventions

A total of 180 subjects equally divided by grade (2nd, 5th, college freshman) and sex participated in the study investigating outcome expectancy and treatment acceptability of a wide range of school-based interventions. Results indicated that outcome expectancy and treatment acceptability are relate...

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