Study Findings from University of California Berkeley Broaden Understanding of Clinical Trial Research (Searching for Who Benefits Most and Least: an Analysis of Moderators of the True Dads Fatherhood Intervention).

A recent study conducted by the University of California Berkeley examined the effectiveness of the TRUE Dads fatherhood intervention for low-income families. The study aimed to identify moderator variables that determine which participants benefit the most or least from the intervention. The researchers found that the intervention was equally effective for a wide range of participants, with only a few moderator variables showing statistically significant results. This research highlights the need for further evaluation of fatherhood interventions and their potential moderators. The study was supported by the United States Department of Health & Human Services and has been peer-reviewed. [Extracted from the article]