A just-in-time adaptive personalized mobile app intervention produces limited short-term reductions in heavy episodic drinking frequency in college students: A randomized control trial during the COVID-19 pandemic

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DOI:10.1111/acer.70056
作者：Christine M. Lee, Jennifer M. Cadigan, Brian H. Calhoun, Jessica M. Cronce, Anne M. Fairlie, Isaac C. Rhew, Megan E. Patrick, Theresa Walter, Scott Graupensperg
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