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Just-In-Time Intervention to Reduce Alcohol-Facilitated Intimate Partner Violence Perpetration

Join a study to reduce alcohol-related partner violence.

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18-30 years
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Study on Reducing Alcohol-Related Partner Violence: This study is about helping young adults (18-30 years old) who drink alcohol often and have been involved in partner violence (IPV) in the past three months. *Intimate Partner Violence (IPV)* means hurting someone you are in a romantic relationship with. The study uses text messages sent right after drinking to help reduce these behaviors. This is called a *Just-In-Time Intervention*, meaning the help is given when it's needed most. Researchers want to know if these messages can make a difference in reducing drinking and partner violence.

  • Duration: You will receive texts for 30 days.
  • Eligibility: Must drink alcohol twice a week, have a history of IPV, and be willing to receive texts.
  • Compensation/Risks: There's no mention of payment or risks, but you will participate by receiving texts.
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    Alcohol Drinking
    Aggression
    Emotion Regulation

NCT05145868

Georgia State University

30 March 2025

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