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. 2018 Jan 9;14(1):i–216. doi: 10.4073/csr.2018.1

Methods

Randomised controlled trial

Participants

71 seventh and eighth grade pupils in two schools

56% Male, ethnicity not reported

Location

Kentucky, United States

Interventions

Social Problem Solving Skills Training. Framed in a cognitive behavioural model, the intervention “taught children problem solving skills using modelling, guided practice or applied practice”. It is a manualised intervention of 27 lessons.

Programme deliverer

Two school psychologists, one of them the evaluator

Evaluator role

Delivered the programme

Outcomes

Social and academic competency

Self‐concept

In‐school and out‐of‐school suspension

Disciplinary referrals

School tardies

Length of intervention

30 weeks

Assessment

Baseline, post treatment (immediately after intervention) and follow‐up (18 months later)

Attrition

One students missed at post test

43% at follow up

COI statement

Not presented

CoFI

Possible. Researcher seems to be involved in programme development (p. 42) and also delivered part of the intervention (p.53‐4)