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Joshua L. Bush Ann L. Coker Candace J. Brancato Emily R. Clear Eileen A. Recktenwald 《Journal of school violence》2018,17(2):152-163
Costs of providing the Green Dot bystander-based intervention, shown to be effective in the reduction of sexual violence among Kentucky high school students, were estimated based on data from a large cluster-randomized clinical trial. Rape Crisis Center Educators were trained to provide Green Dot curriculum to students. Implementing Green Dot in schools (N = 13) randomized to the intervention, over five years, cost $1.6 M and included start-up ($58 K) and ongoing implementation ($1.55 M). Costs for adding a school ($25,510) were calculated based on the final year, where no start-up costs were incurred. Knowing the $25,510 cost estimate for adding Green Dot may be particularly useful for high school administrators or school boards when they were making economic decisions based on strong evidence of program effectiveness to reduce violence. 相似文献
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Mennicke Annelise Bush Heather M. Brancato Candace J. Coker Ann L. 《Journal of family violence》2021,36(7):925-925
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Mennicke Annelise Bush Heather M. Brancato Candace J. Coker Ann L. 《Journal of family violence》2021,36(7):755-771
Journal of Family Violence - Youth who witness parental intimate partner violence (IPV) are at increased risk of teen dating violence (DV). This analysis of secondary data investigated whether a... 相似文献
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Ann L. Coker Heather M. Bush Candace J. Brancato Zhengyan Huang Emily R. Clear Diane R. Follingstad 《Journal of school violence》2020,19(4):525-538
ABSTRACT Many bystander programs to prevent violence have been developed and evaluated in college populations. An exception is the randomized controlled trial of Green Dot, found effective in reducing violence rates and violence acceptance in 26 high-schools (2010–2014). In ‘Life’s Snapshot’, 10,727 seniors were recruited from these same schools with the goal of determining the longer-term efficacy of bystander training. Students in intervention schools could have up to three years of Green Dot exposure. Seniors from intervention versus control schools had significantly lower scores (p <.01) indicating less violence acceptance or sexism for two of five measures. Seniors’ self-reports of bystander training received confirmed these findings. These cross-sectional analyses suggest that some reductions in violence acceptance associated with bystander programming may be maintained into early adulthood. 相似文献
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