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Mental health literacy and academic performance (MHLAP) in high school students: a randomized clinical trial protocol
Cezar Giosan1, Alexandru Pană2, Ana Cosmoiu2
1University of Bucharest, Bucharest, Romania. giosan@outlook.com.
Background:
Mental health literacy is a promising avenue of intervention for addressing the development of psychopathology, as well as its associated consequences, such as a decrease in academic performance. The current study aims to test the effectiveness of such an intervention in high school students, focusing on two main formats of delivery: (1) automated and (2) blended.
Methods:
To achieve this aim, a randomized clinical trial with direct comparisons at three time points between three conditions (automated, blended, and waitlist) was designed. Power analyses yielded a necessary sample size of 264 high school students. The participants will be selected from Romanian high schools.
Discussion:
The current study aims to contribute to the mental health literacy literature by testing the effectiveness of an educational intervention concerning mental health in terms of its benefits for reducing psychopathology and increasing academic performance. The success of such an intervention bears important implications for addressing mental health in the educational system.
Trial Registration:
Clinicaltrials.gov Identifier: NCT06217744, version 1, 22 January 2024.
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