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Does gamification enhance adherence?: A randomized controlled trial of a digital self-esteem intervention
Background: Mental health problems and low self-esteem are highly prevalent among college students and are associated with impaired academic functioning and poorer long-term well-being. Digital interventions are a promising and scalable approach to improve student mental health, but adherence is oft
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