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A Bot-based Self-help Program (WELL)
In the current project, the effectiveness of a new bot-based universal prevention program aimed at improving well-being will be developed and tested. This prevention program includes a variety of modules that target common areas related to well-being including interpersonal relationships, emotional regulation, beliefs and behaviors, problem-solving, sleep hygiene, goal setting, personal growth, and healthy habits.
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