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[Preprint]. 2024 Mar 28:rs.3.rs-3977182. [Version 1] doi: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-3977182/v1

Table 2.

CAN Thematic Analysis Salience (N = 107)

Thematic Category Theme n (%) a
Helpful aspects of website General helpfulness of website 69 (64.5% of 107)
Helpful sleep-related information 69 (64.5% of 107)
New information from website 58 (54.2% of 107)
Reminders of known information 42 (39.3% of 107)
Usefulness of website strategies 38 (35.5% of 107)
Website understandability 28 (26.2% of 107)
Helpful alcohol-related information 25 (23.4% of 107)
User-friendliness of website 25 (23.4% of 107)
Memorability of information 9 (8.4% of 107)
Unhelpful aspects of website Lack of new information 14 (13.1% of 107)
Irrelevance of information 5 (4.7% of 107)
Difficulty implementing strategies 5 (4.7% of 107)
Helpful aspects of biosensors Ankle biosensor increased awareness 36 (33.6% of 107)
General helpfulness of biosensor(s) 35 (32.7% of 107)
Watch biosensor increased awareness 33 (30.8% of 107)
Neutral aspect of biosensors Neutral aspect of biosensors 65 (60.7% of 107)
Unhelpful aspects of biosensors Burdensomeness of ankle biosensor 22 (20.6% of 107)
Unhelpful without data feedback 16 (15.0% of 107)
Lack of behavior change 12 (11.2% of 107)
Burdensomeness of watch biosensor 8 (7.5% of 107)
Stigma of ankle biosensor 6 (5.6% of 107)
Ankle biosensor increased drinking 5 (4.7% of 107)
Helpful aspects of diaries Increased mindfulness of sleep 42 (53.8% of 78)
General helpfulness of diaries 38 (48.7% of 78)
Increased mindfulness of alcohol use 31 (39.7% of 78)
New experience of keeping a diary 22 (28.2% of 78)
Ease of answering questions 17 (21.8% of 78)
Motivation to change behaviors 10 (12.8% of 78)
Neutral aspect of diaries Neutral aspect of diaries 13 (16.7% of 78)
Unhelpful aspects of diaries Challenges answering questions 13 (16.7% of 78)
Lack of behavior change 6 (7.7% of 78)
Lack of new information 6 (7.7% of 78)
Helpful aspects of feedback Helpfulness of personalization 45 (90.0% of 50)
General helpfulness of feedback 29 (58.0% of 50)
Helpful data presentations 27 (54.0% of 50)
Unhelpful aspects of feedback Lack of new information 4 (8.0% of 50)
Most influential interventions Feedback was most influential 36 (72.0% of 50)
Website was most influential 39 (36.4% of 107)
Diary was most influential 25 (32.1% of 78)
Biosensors were most influential 17 (15.9% of 107)
Multiple things were helpful 15 (14.0% of 107)
Suggestions for interventions Willing to wear more devices (watch) 65 (60.7% of 107)
Want diet and exercise-related feedback 63 (58.9% of 107)
Willing to complete new diary questions 60 (56.1% of 107)
Want caffeine-related feedback 53 (49.5% of 107)
Want other potential feedback 33 (30.8% of 107)
Want environment-related feedback 26 (24.3% of 107)
Unwilling to add question and/or device 18 (16.8% of 107)
Improvements for feedback 5 (10.0% of 50)
Improvements for diaries 6 (7.7% of 78)
Improvements for biosensors 8 (7.5% of 107)
Improvements for website 4 (3.7% of 107)

Note. Theme salience (% of those who stated the theme) is based on the number of participants who answered the interview question that resulted in the theme. General questions and questions about the website and biosensors were asked of all 107 participants across trial groups. Questions about diaries were asked of the 78 CIAN and A+SM group participants who completed the diaries and the exit interviews. Questions about feedback were asked of the 50 CIAN participants who received feedback and completed the exit interview.