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Dataset Campaign Vittoria Barbati (24818170) Gabriele Penazzi (1966174) sofia Venturini (24818274) Ornella Corazza (6551204) Thomas Zandonai (12813623) Sports science and exercise not elsewhere classified Image and performance-enhancing drugs; IPEDS Health education Multimedia prevention Athletes; Students; Health communication. <p dir="ltr">Image and Performance Enhancing Drug (IPED) use is a growing public health concern among athletes and young people, shaped by sport, fitness, and social media environments that influence attitudes, risk perceptions, and access. This controlled quasi-experimental pre–post study tested the short-term effects of a multimedia prevention campaign on IPED-related knowledge, awareness, and risk perception. Adult students and athletes (N = 549) received videos only or videos plus a workshop, completing questionnaires before and immediately after the intervention and rating the materials post-test with the Audiovisual Production Assessment Scale (APAS). Scores increased significantly from pre- to post-test overall (32.28 to 35.23; d_z=0.58, p<.001) and in all four population-by-condition groups. A three-way interaction (time × population × condition; F(1,545)=27.28, p<.001) indicated that athletes gained more from videos plus workshop, students from videos alone. APAS ratings were high in both populations (p = .486). Effective IPED prevention therefore requires audience-tailored delivery.</p> 2026-09-11T22:35:33Z Dataset Dataset 10.6084/m9.figshare.33646579.v1 https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/Dataset_Campaign/33646579 CC BY 4.0