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A randomized controlled trial on COGITO, a free self-help smartphone app to enhance mental well-being.
Journal of Psychiatric Research 2024 April 12
BACKGROUND: Smartphone apps may help to prevent the transition from minor to severe mental health problems. We compared a free self-help smartphone app (COGITO; www.uke.de/cogito_app) against a wait-list condition for the improvement of self-esteem and depression.
METHODS: The Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale represented the primary outcome in this controlled trial. The final sample (n = 213) was randomly assigned to either the app or to the control condition.
RESULTS: The app condition significantly improved the primary outcome relative to controls for all analyses. Satisfaction of completers was high. The present results warrant independent replication; the retention rate needs to be increased to allow solid inferences about acceptance.
CONCLUSIONS: The present study demonstrates that the COGITO app may represent an effective self-help tool for psychological problems.
METHODS: The Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale represented the primary outcome in this controlled trial. The final sample (n = 213) was randomly assigned to either the app or to the control condition.
RESULTS: The app condition significantly improved the primary outcome relative to controls for all analyses. Satisfaction of completers was high. The present results warrant independent replication; the retention rate needs to be increased to allow solid inferences about acceptance.
CONCLUSIONS: The present study demonstrates that the COGITO app may represent an effective self-help tool for psychological problems.
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