5. Study Limitations
This study has a number of limitations that need to be mentioned. Firstly, while the findings provide valuable insights into this specific area, they may not be fully representative of broader populations as the sample was derived from a population that used a community service under certain circumstances. Secondly, the tools employed in the current study were tested individually in past research but were used together for the first time here. Consequently, there are no comparable studies using this combination of tools. Third and of critical importance, the high drop-out rate in the control group may have affected the results of this study, as it did not allow for a more elaborate analysis and conclusions. The high rate of attrition has significantly reduced the amount of data and potentially the statistical power of analysis. If the subjects who dropped out differed from those who completed the intervention in terms of key study parameters, this may have significantly affected the outcome measures of this study, resulting in biased conclusions. 