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The quoted passage directly reports the two-arm randomized five-week One Step Back versus active physical-and-cognitive exercise control trial in 114 UK secondary-school adolescents at risk of depression. DIRECT_TEXT

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Source: A digitally embedded intervention to enhance psychological decentering and reduce depression severity in at-risk adolescents: a randomised controlled trial of the ‘One Step Back’ programme · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:f76c909097a75283bc833512d9f403e884f60d35283c447b009110c3630d5bf2

A two-arm randomised controlled trial compared a 5-week psychological decentering training (‘One Step Back’: OSB) programme with an active control (CTL) comprising physical and cognitive exercises (May 2021 to November 2022; ISRCTN14329613). Adolescents at-risk of depression were recruited through UK secondary schools, then randomised into trial arms (n = 114, 84% female; M age = 16.8 years, SD = 0.79).