Long-term effect of a bystander violence intervention on prevalence of drug use disorders in a prospective cohort of emerging adults

Introduction: Bystander interventions have shown promise to reduce interpersonal violence. Substance use may co-occur with violence; thus, bystander training to identify and intervene in these ‘risky’ situations may additionally reduce substance abuse. Design: Prospective cohort study based on an ex...

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Authors: Badour, Christal L. (Author) ; Huang, Zhengyan (Author) ; Bush, Heather M. (Author) ; Clear, Emily R. (Author) ; Brancato, Candace (Author) ; Ding, Xue (Author) ; Coker, Ann L. (Author)
Format: Electronic Article
Language:English
Published: 2025
In: Journal of family violence
Year: 2025, Volume: 40, Issue: 7, Pages: 1321-1333
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520 |a Introduction: Bystander interventions have shown promise to reduce interpersonal violence. Substance use may co-occur with violence; thus, bystander training to identify and intervene in these ‘risky’ situations may additionally reduce substance abuse. Design: Prospective cohort study based on an existing (2010-2014) cluster-randomized controlled trial (RCT) evaluating Green Dot bystander intervention efficacy. Setting/Participants: Kentucky high school seniors (n = 3377) from intervention and control high schools were recruited in three waves to begin cohort surveys during the spring of 2014-2016 and followed from high school into adulthood through 2018. Intervention: Green Dot bystander training in school as randomized (2010-2014) and reported after high school (2014-2018). Main outcome measure: Substance use disorder (SUD, DSM-5 criteria) rates (%) for the past 12 months at baseline (5.1%), 12-month follow up (4.7%), and final follow up (12-48 month; 6.8%) follow up. Results: No statistically significant differences were observed between intervention and control schools at either follow up. However, self-reported receipt of Green Dot bystander training in and after high school was associated with lower substance use disorder (SUD) rates at the 12-months (n = 2078; p = .004) and final follow-up (at 24-48 month; n = 1896; p = .001) relative to those receiving no training. This pattern held for both sexes and among those attending 4-year colleges. Conclusions: Receipt of Green Dot bystander training, in and after high school, may additionally reduce SUD rates. Replication research using prospective cohorts and other bystander training approaches is encouraged. 
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