Can an Universal School-Based Social Emotional Learning Program Reduce Adolescents' Social Withdrawal and Social Anxiety?

There is a lack of studies analyzing if universal school-based Social and Emotional Learning programs can reduce social withdrawal and social anxiety. This study analyzed the effectiveness of one such program on those variables, and the role of individual school climate perceptions. In this nationwi...

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Publicado en:Journal of Youth & Adolescence Vol. 52; no. 11; pp. 2404 - 2417
Autores principales: Sousa, Vanda, Silva, Patrícia Ribeiro, Romão, Ana Maria, Coelho, Vítor Alexandre
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Publicado: Springer Nature Nov2023
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          Sousa, Vanda
          Silva, Patrícia Ribeiro
          Romão, Ana Maria
          Coelho, Vítor Alexandre
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          Centro de Investigação em Psicologia para o Desenvolvimento, Universidade Lusíada Porto, Rua de Moçambique, 21 e 71, 4100-348, Porto, Portugal
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        School environment
        Teacher-student relationships
        Evaluation of human services programs
        Clinical trials
        Social alienation
        Middle school students
        Social anxiety
        Schools
        Teachers
        Social skills
        Emotions
        Adolescence
        Learning strategies
        Descriptive statistics
        Research funding
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          School environment
          Teacher-student relationships
          Evaluation of human services programs
          Clinical trials
          Social alienation
          Middle school students
          Social anxiety
          Schools
          Teachers
          Social skills
          Emotions
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          Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Biotechnology)
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          Elementary and Secondary Schools
          Learning strategies
          Descriptive statistics
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        School climate
        Social and emotional learning
        Social withdrawal
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        Social and emotional learning
        Social withdrawal
      ab: There is a lack of studies analyzing if universal school-based Social and Emotional Learning programs can reduce social withdrawal and social anxiety. This study analyzed the effectiveness of one such program on those variables, and the role of individual school climate perceptions. In this nationwide study, 704 seventh to eighth-grade Portuguese students (M = 12.96, SD = 1.09, 48% girls), of which 215 (30.6%) in the comparison group, were assessed at pretest, post-test, and follow-up seven months later. Analyses showed positive intervention results in self- and teacher-reported social withdrawal and social anxiety. Regarding school climate, intervention group students with more positive teacher-student relationships benefitted more from program participation in social anxiety. These results support the program's effectiveness for addressing social withdrawal and social anxiety.
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