Table 3.

Questions for assessing the psychotherapy training program acceptability.^a

Category and questions		Rating
General
	Overall rating of the program	5=like very much; 4=like somewhat; 3=neutral; 2=dislike somewhat; 1=very dislike; 5=very likely
Appraisal
	Appraisal of the program—the likelihood of applying the program for patients Appraisal of the program—the likelihood of recommending the program to other medical students or other health care providers	5=very likely; 4=somewhat likely; 3=neutral; 2=unlikely; 1=not at all likely
Acceptability
	I would have been able to help patients to deal with mental problems with the program The program made it easier to communicate and help patients during clinical work The program disrupted my daily schedule The program is easy to understand	5=strongly agree; 4=agree; 3=neutral; 2=disagree; 1=strongly disagree
Frequency
	Frequency of using psychotherapy	1=almost never; 2=sometimes; 3=always

^aThis is the rating of the training acceptability assessment. The last item, “Frequency of using psychotherapy,” was rated on a 1-3 Likert scale, where 3 indicates “always.”