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Table 1 Coaching contents and elements of ready4life: similar structure for each of the six modules on stress, social skills, Internet use, tobacco/e-cigarettes, cannabis, and alcohol

From: Efficacy of a smartphone-based coaching program for addiction prevention among apprentices: study protocol of a cluster-randomised controlled trial

Week

Objective

Example: tobacco/e-cigarettes

Scientific principle

1

Getting individual feedback

Feedback on smoking costs

Smoking prevalence in reference group

Self-Monitoring

Normative Feedback

2

Realizing risks

Motivation to improve skills

Pros and cons of smoking and smoking cessation

Decisional balance

Outcome expectations

3

Learning from other participants

Picture Contest “What could help you or others to become smoke-free?”

Observational Learning

Facilitation

4

Creating if-then behavior plan

If-then-plan for dealing with temptation in smoking situations

Implementation Intention

Self-Regulation

5

Clarifying individual questions

Possibility to ask an expert on smoking and smoking cessation

Facilitation

6

Selecting and pursuing a personal goal

Personal challenge on the subject of smoking

Goal-setting

Self-Monitoring

7

Learning to deal with difficult situations

Video quiz on the social norm of smoking in children

Motivation to resist peer pressure

Observational Learning

Self-Efficacy

8

Broadening one’s own perspective

Summary of frequently asked questions and expert answers

Observational Learning

Self-Efficacy