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Individual differences in response to universal school mental health interventions: A narrative review informed by young people’s perspectives
Universal school-based mental health interventions involve delivering mental health content to all young people within a class, regardless of need. They are typically evaluated in terms of average effects, yet there is growing evidence that individual young people may experience the same interventio
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