4.1. Strengths and Limitations
psychosis
Since the study was carried out voluntarily in real life in La Ribera health department, it was not possible to randomise the participants, there could not be a control group, the sample could not be randomised given the prior need of planning lessons, and the intervention content had to be adapted to the available time of the sample, like in other studies [In any case, we are satisfied with the results obtained with this programme due to the reduction in the scores of stigmatising attitudes. Together with the contribution of knowledge on mental health, the possibility that an alteration can be identified early and more positively approached by this population, this programme will directly impact health and recovery of adolescents.However, in order to make sure it happens, studies that include a larger number of participants and include a follow-up on stigma levels, psychosis knowledge, and number of cases identified would be required. Other detected limitations were time and lack of research in compliance with our line of results, making it impossible to compare results over time and with other research.