Participants who met inclusion criteria were gathered in their school computer labs before training and were asked to complete the computerized baseline assessments including WSAP-H, CATQ, and RPSQ. Then they were randomized to receive either CBM-I training or PCT training via an online random sequence generator from
Computer-Based Cognitive Bias Modification Intervention in Schools
Participants who met inclusion criteria were gathered in their school computer labs before training and were asked to complete the computerized baseline assessments including WSAP-H, CATQ, and RPSQ. Then they were randomized to receive either CBM-I training or PCT training via an online random sequence generator from
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Other organizations : Capital Medical University, Ningbo University
Variable analysis
- Type of training (CBM-I or PCT)
- Scores on WSAP-H, CATQ, and RPSQ assessments
- School computer labs
- Regular school hours
- 4-week duration of training
- Weekly individual training sessions
- 10-minute computer game or other activity after each training session
- Adult experimenters supervising the participants
- None specified
- None specified
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