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Claim	Type	Assessment	Score	Review checks	References
At post-intervention, One Step Back participants reported lower depression scores by 5.54 points and higher well-being by 4.53 points than active controls.	QUANTITATIVE	Supported	0.8808	1 of 4	143
At post-intervention, One Step Back participants had higher self-reported decentering than active controls by 4.16 points (95% CI 1.85–6.51; p=0.002; Cohen’s d=0.61).	QUANTITATIVE	Supported	0.8808	1 of 4	141
In a two-arm randomized trial, a 5-week One Step Back psychological-decentering program was compared with an active physical-and-cognitive-exercise control among 114 UK secondary-school adolescents at risk of depression.	OBSERVATIONAL	Supported	0.8581	1 of 4	136