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To evaluate the efficacy of school-based mental health programs on academic performance among adolescent girls in South Africa.

February 25, 2026Open Access

Impact of School-Based Mental Health Programmes on Academic Performance Among Adolescent Girls in South Africa: A Six-Week Programme Efficacy Study

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To evaluate the efficacy of school-based mental health programs on academic performance among adolescent girls in South Africa.
Conducted a six-week program efficacy study
Utilized a structured analytical approach integrating modeling with evidence
Estimated treatment effects using logit modeling
Reported uncertainty through confidence interval inference
Established a stable link between mental health interventions and improved academic performance
Provided a reproducible analytical basis for future studies
Indicated bounded error and a convergent estimation process under specified assumptions

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Efficacy study demonstrates improved academic performance in adolescent girls through mental health programs, suggesting strong benefits for interventions.

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Nkabinde et al. (2002) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699e91d7f5123be5ed04fa97 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18739976

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Efficacy study demonstrates improved academic performance in adolescent girls through mental health programs, suggesting strong benefits for interventions.

Impact of School-Based Mental Health Programmes on Academic Performance Among Adolescent Girls in South Africa: A Six-Week Programme Efficacy Study

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Impact of School-Based Mental Health Programmes on Academic Performance Among Adolescent Girls in South Africa: A Six-Week Programme Efficacy Study

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