A Meta-analysis of Universal Mental Health Prevention Programs for Higher Education Students
Abstract
This meta-analysis investigated the effectiveness of universal mental health prevention programs for higher education students on a range of adjustment outcomes. A systematic literature search identified 103 controlled published and unpublished interventions involving college, graduate, or professional students. As hypothesized, skill-training programs that included a supervised practice component were significantly more effective overall (mean...
Paper Details
Title
A Meta-analysis of Universal Mental Health Prevention Programs for Higher Education Students
Published Date
Mar 7, 2015
Journal
Volume
16
Issue
4
Pages
487 - 507
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