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Adolescents' perspectives on a mobile app for relationships: implications for the design and delivery of help-seeking interventions

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O'Dea, Bridianne
Achilles, Melinda Rose
Werner-Seidler, Aliza
Batterham, Philip
Calear, Alison
Perry, Yael
Shand, Fiona
Christensen, Helen

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Journal of medical Internet Research

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Adolescence can be a fertile time for relationship issues, with interpersonal conflict being a risk factor for poor mental health. Mobile app interventions may have a significant appeal to young people in assisting with relationship distress. However, currently available apps have not been formally evaluated. Youths’ perspectives on engaging with mobile technology to assist with relationships are also unknown.

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Journal of Medical Internet Research

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