Transforming Adolescent Mental Health Through Accessible, Scalable, Technology-supported Small-group Instruction
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ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT05860257 |
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First Posted : May 16, 2023
Last Update Posted : June 2, 2023
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Condition or disease | Intervention/treatment | Phase |
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Anxiety Depression Suicidal Ideation | Behavioral: PeerLearning.net | Not Applicable |
Study Type : | Interventional (Clinical Trial) |
Estimated Enrollment : | 5720 participants |
Allocation: | Randomized |
Intervention Model: | Crossover Assignment |
Intervention Model Description: | We will allocate 24 high schools to intervention wave using a stepped-wedge design. All 24 schools will begin in the control state at baseline (Fall 2022), and each fall one wave (N = 8 schools) will cross over until all schools have received the intervention. Students will be in 9th grade in the first year, and we will follow them into 10th, 11th, and then 12th grade, so in total we will be working in each school for four years. |
Masking: | Single (Outcomes Assessor) |
Primary Purpose: | Prevention |
Official Title: | Transforming Adolescent Mental Health Through Accessible, Scalable, Technology-supported Small-group Instruction |
Estimated Study Start Date : | September 1, 2023 |
Estimated Primary Completion Date : | June 15, 2027 |
Estimated Study Completion Date : | June 15, 2027 |
Arm | Intervention/treatment |
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Experimental: Implementation of PeerLearning.net
Teachers in implementation schools will be given access to training and resources to implement PeerLearning.net as a core component of instruction. We will not create specific requirements of teachers but will ask that they deliver lessons with PeerLearning.net at least four times per month. We will monitor all teacher usage and thus will be able to promote greater usage by (1) publicly acknowledging teachers that are using it frequently and experiencing success, and (2) targeting teachers who use it infrequently with additional resources and support to encourage more frequent use.
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Behavioral: PeerLearning.net
PeerLearning.net provides an easy-to-use, scalable, and widely accessible means to support teachers in effectively designing and delivering high-fidelity Cooperative Learning (CL) lessons and, in turn, it has the potential to amplify the positive effects of CL found in previous research. Using PeerLearning.net, teachers design their lesson by selecting from among a set of typical CL lesson templates (e.g., jigsaw, peer tutoring, group projects) which they can customize and populate with their own curriculum and materials. These design templates represent the optimal, high-fidelity design that is required in order for CL to be successful. During lesson delivery, PeerLearning.net manages membership in learning groups, distributes instructional materials, directs student activities according to a pre-specified timetable, supports teacher observations of student behavior, and delivers post-lesson group activities and reviews. |
No Intervention: Pre-Intervention
Teachers in pre-intervention schools will continue with business as usual (i.e., typical instruction). Based upon previous experience in conducting research in school settings, we anticipate that teachers in pre-intervention schools will use CL very infrequently, and without the benefit of technology support.
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- Generalized Anxiety Disorder 7 [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 1 ]Anxiety (scores zero to 3, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Generalized Anxiety Disorder 7 [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 1 ]Anxiety (scores zero to 3, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Generalized Anxiety Disorder 7 [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 2 ]Anxiety (scores zero to 3, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Generalized Anxiety Disorder 7 [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 2 ]Anxiety (scores zero to 3, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Generalized Anxiety Disorder 7 [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 3 ]Anxiety (scores zero to 3, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Generalized Anxiety Disorder 7 [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 3 ]Anxiety (scores zero to 3, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Generalized Anxiety Disorder 7 [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 4 ]Anxiety (scores zero to 3, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Generalized Anxiety Disorder 7 [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 4 ]Anxiety (scores zero to 3, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Patient Health Questionnaire [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 1 ]Depressive symptoms (scores zero to 3, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Patient Health Questionnaire [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 1 ]Depressive symptoms (scores zero to 3, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Patient Health Questionnaire [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 2 ]Depressive symptoms (scores zero to 3, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Patient Health Questionnaire [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 2 ]Depressive symptoms (scores zero to 3, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Patient Health Questionnaire [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 3 ]Depressive symptoms (scores zero to 3, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Patient Health Questionnaire [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 3 ]Depressive symptoms (scores zero to 3, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Patient Health Questionnaire [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 4 ]Depressive symptoms (scores zero to 3, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Patient Health Questionnaire [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 4 ]Depressive symptoms (scores zero to 3, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Youth Risk and Behavior Survey [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 1 ]Suicide ideation (scores zero to 6, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Youth Risk and Behavior Survey [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 1 ]Suicide ideation (scores zero to 6, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Youth Risk and Behavior Survey [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 2 ]Suicide ideation (scores zero to 6, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Youth Risk and Behavior Survey [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 2 ]Suicide ideation (scores zero to 6, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Youth Risk and Behavior Survey [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 3 ]Suicide ideation (scores zero to 6, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Youth Risk and Behavior Survey [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 3 ]Suicide ideation (scores zero to 6, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Youth Risk and Behavior Survey [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 4 ]Suicide ideation (scores zero to 6, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Youth Risk and Behavior Survey [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 4 ]Suicide ideation (scores zero to 6, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Service Assessment for Children and Adolescents [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 1 ]Service utilization (scores zero to 20, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Service Assessment for Children and Adolescents [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 1 ]Service utilization (scores zero to 20, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Service Assessment for Children and Adolescents [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 2 ]Service utilization (scores zero to 20, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Service Assessment for Children and Adolescents [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 2 ]Service utilization (scores zero to 20, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Service Assessment for Children and Adolescents [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 3 ]Service utilization (scores zero to 20, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Service Assessment for Children and Adolescents [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 3 ]Service utilization (scores zero to 20, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Service Assessment for Children and Adolescents [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 4 ]Service utilization (scores zero to 20, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Service Assessment for Children and Adolescents [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 4 ]Service utilization (scores zero to 20, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Everyday Discrimination Scale [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 1 ]Discrimination (scores zero to 4, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Everyday Discrimination Scale [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 1 ]Discrimination (scores zero to 4, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Everyday Discrimination Scale [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 2 ]Discrimination (scores zero to 4, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Everyday Discrimination Scale [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 2 ]Discrimination (scores zero to 4, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Everyday Discrimination Scale [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 3 ]Discrimination (scores zero to 4, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Everyday Discrimination Scale [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 3 ]Discrimination (scores zero to 4, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Everyday Discrimination Scale [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 4 ]Discrimination (scores zero to 4, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Everyday Discrimination Scale [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 4 ]Discrimination (scores zero to 4, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- University of Illinois Bully Scale [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 1 ]Bullying and victimization (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- University of Illinois Bully Scale [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 1 ]Bullying and victimization (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- University of Illinois Bully Scale [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 2 ]Bullying and victimization (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- University of Illinois Bully Scale [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 2 ]Bullying and victimization (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- University of Illinois Bully Scale [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 3 ]Bullying and victimization (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- University of Illinois Bully Scale [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 3 ]Bullying and victimization (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- University of Illinois Bully Scale [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 4 ]Bullying and victimization (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- University of Illinois Bully Scale [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 4 ]Bullying and victimization (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Child Peer Social Skills Scale [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 1 ]Peer acceptance (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply better outcome)
- Child Peer Social Skills Scale [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 1 ]Peer acceptance (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply better outcome)
- Child Peer Social Skills Scale [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 2 ]Peer acceptance (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply better outcome)
- Child Peer Social Skills Scale [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 2 ]Peer acceptance (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply better outcome)
- Child Peer Social Skills Scale [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 3 ]Peer acceptance (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply better outcome)
- Child Peer Social Skills Scale [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 3 ]Peer acceptance (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply better outcome)
- Child Peer Social Skills Scale [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 4 ]Peer acceptance (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply better outcome)
- Child Peer Social Skills Scale [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 4 ]Peer acceptance (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply better outcome)
- Perceived Stress Scale [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 1 ]Stress (scores 0 to 4, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Perceived Stress Scale [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 1 ]Stress (scores 0 to 4, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Perceived Stress Scale [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 2 ]Stress (scores 0 to 4, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Perceived Stress Scale [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 2 ]Stress (scores 0 to 4, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Perceived Stress Scale [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 3 ]Stress (scores 0 to 4, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Perceived Stress Scale [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 3 ]Stress (scores 0 to 4, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Perceived Stress Scale [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 4 ]Stress (scores 0 to 4, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Perceived Stress Scale [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 4 ]Stress (scores 0 to 4, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Adolescent Stress Questionnaire [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 1 ]Social stress (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Adolescent Stress Questionnaire [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 1 ]Social stress (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Adolescent Stress Questionnaire [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 2 ]Social stress (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Adolescent Stress Questionnaire [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 2 ]Social stress (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Adolescent Stress Questionnaire [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 3 ]Social stress (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Adolescent Stress Questionnaire [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 3 ]Social stress (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Adolescent Stress Questionnaire [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 4 ]Social stress (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Adolescent Stress Questionnaire [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 4 ]Social stress (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply worse outcome)
- Classroom Life Scale [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 1 ]Peer academic support (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply better outcome)
- Classroom Life Scale [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 1 ]Peer academic support (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply better outcome)
- Classroom Life Scale [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 2 ]Peer academic support (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply better outcome)
- Classroom Life Scale [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 2 ]Peer academic support (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply better outcome)
- Classroom Life Scale [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 3 ]Peer academic support (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply better outcome)
- Classroom Life Scale [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 3 ]Peer academic support (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply better outcome)
- Classroom Life Scale [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 4 ]Peer academic support (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply better outcome)
- Classroom Life Scale [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 4 ]Peer academic support (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply better outcome)
- School Attendance [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 1 ]Degree of truancy (scores 0 to 4, lower scores imply better outcome)
- School Attendance [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 1 ]Degree of truancy (scores 0 to 4, lower scores imply better outcome)
- School Attendance [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 2 ]Degree of truancy (scores 0 to 4, lower scores imply better outcome)
- School Attendance [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 2 ]Degree of truancy (scores 0 to 4, lower scores imply better outcome)
- School Attendance [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 3 ]Degree of truancy (scores 0 to 4, lower scores imply better outcome)
- School Attendance [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 3 ]Degree of truancy (scores 0 to 4, lower scores imply better outcome)
- School Attendance [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 4 ]Degree of truancy (scores 0 to 4, lower scores imply better outcome)
- School Attendance [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 4 ]Degree of truancy (scores 0 to 4, lower scores imply better outcome)
- Reasons for Non-Attendance [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 1 ]Social issues causing non-attendance (scores 0 to 4, lower scores imply better outcome)
- Reasons for Non-Attendance [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 1 ]Social issues causing non-attendance (scores 0 to 4, lower scores imply better outcome)
- Reasons for Non-Attendance [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 2 ]Social issues causing non-attendance (scores 0 to 4, lower scores imply better outcome)
- Reasons for Non-Attendance [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 2 ]Social issues causing non-attendance (scores 0 to 4, lower scores imply better outcome)
- Reasons for Non-Attendance [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 3 ]Social issues causing non-attendance (scores 0 to 4, lower scores imply better outcome)
- Reasons for Non-Attendance [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 3 ]Social issues causing non-attendance (scores 0 to 4, lower scores imply better outcome)
- Reasons for Non-Attendance [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 4 ]Social issues causing non-attendance (scores 0 to 4, lower scores imply better outcome)
- Reasons for Non-Attendance [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 4 ]Social issues causing non-attendance (scores 0 to 4, lower scores imply better outcome)
- UCLA Loneliness Scale [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 1 ]Loneliness (scores 1 to 3, lower scores imply better outcome)
- UCLA Loneliness Scale [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 1 ]Loneliness (scores 1 to 3, lower scores imply better outcome)
- UCLA Loneliness Scale [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 2 ]Loneliness (scores 1 to 3, lower scores imply better outcome)
- UCLA Loneliness Scale [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 2 ]Loneliness (scores 1 to 3, lower scores imply better outcome)
- UCLA Loneliness Scale [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 3 ]Loneliness (scores 1 to 3, lower scores imply better outcome)
- UCLA Loneliness Scale [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 3 ]Loneliness (scores 1 to 3, lower scores imply better outcome)
- UCLA Loneliness Scale [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 4 ]Loneliness (scores 1 to 3, lower scores imply better outcome)
- UCLA Loneliness Scale [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 4 ]Loneliness (scores 1 to 3, lower scores imply better outcome)
- Secondary School Readiness Inventory [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 1 ]School engagement (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply better outcome)
- Secondary School Readiness Inventory [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 1 ]School engagement (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply better outcome)
- Secondary School Readiness Inventory [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 2 ]School engagement (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply better outcome)
- Secondary School Readiness Inventory [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 2 ]School engagement (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply better outcome)
- Secondary School Readiness Inventory [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 3 ]School engagement (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply better outcome)
- Secondary School Readiness Inventory [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 3 ]School engagement (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply better outcome)
- Secondary School Readiness Inventory [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 4 ]School engagement (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply better outcome)
- Secondary School Readiness Inventory [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 4 ]School engagement (scores 1 to 5, higher scores imply better outcome)
- Substance use [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 1 ]Use of tobacco, alcohol, and marijuana (scores 1 to 5, lower scores imply better outcome)
- Substance use [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 1 ]Use of tobacco, alcohol, and marijuana (scores 1 to 5, lower scores imply better outcome)
- Substance use [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 2 ]Use of tobacco, alcohol, and marijuana (scores 1 to 5, lower scores imply better outcome)
- Substance use [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 2 ]Use of tobacco, alcohol, and marijuana (scores 1 to 5, lower scores imply better outcome)
- Substance use [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 3 ]Use of tobacco, alcohol, and marijuana (scores 1 to 5, lower scores imply better outcome)
- Substance use [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 3 ]Use of tobacco, alcohol, and marijuana (scores 1 to 5, lower scores imply better outcome)
- Substance use [ Time Frame: Fall of Year 4 ]Use of tobacco, alcohol, and marijuana (scores 1 to 5, lower scores imply better outcome)
- Substance use [ Time Frame: Spring of Year 4 ]Use of tobacco, alcohol, and marijuana (scores 1 to 5, lower scores imply better outcome)
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Ages Eligible for Study: | 14 Years to 65 Years (Child, Adult, Older Adult) |
Sexes Eligible for Study: | All |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | Yes |
Inclusion Criteria:
- All students and teachers in target grades in participating schools.
Exclusion Criteria:
- None.
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT05860257
Contact: Mark Van Ryzin | 8015581677 | markv@uoregon.edu |
Responsible Party: | University of Oregon |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT05860257 |
Other Study ID Numbers: |
STUDY00000719 |
First Posted: | May 16, 2023 Key Record Dates |
Last Update Posted: | June 2, 2023 |
Last Verified: | March 2023 |
Individual Participant Data (IPD) Sharing Statement: | |
Plan to Share IPD: | Yes |
Plan Description: | We will ensure that project data is submitted according to the NIH Data Sharing Regimen (i.e., descriptive/raw data will be submitted semi-annually, and submission of all other data will occur at the time of publication, or prior to the end of the grant, whichever occurs first). Consent forms will reflect this submission of data to be shared. We will store study data as Excel datasets. Research staff will document the study protocol and datasets on a publicly accessible website that will include surveys, names and labels for all variables and values, and calculations for composite scores. We will remove personal identifiers from datasets and replace them with randomly assigned identifiers. |
Supporting Materials: |
Informed Consent Form (ICF) |
Time Frame: | As noted above, descriptive/raw data will be submitted semi-annually, and submission of all other data will occur at the time of publication, or prior to the end of the grant, whichever occurs first. |
Access Criteria: | There is no criteria. |
Studies a U.S. FDA-regulated Drug Product: | No |
Studies a U.S. FDA-regulated Device Product: | No |
Suicidal Ideation Behavioral Symptoms Suicide Self-Injurious Behavior |