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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Aug 21.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Care. 2009 May;21(5):622–631. doi: 10.1080/09540120802385637

Table 2.

Usability ratings and short-term psychosocial outcomes from “+CLICK” (N = 32).

Usability ratings n (%)
Ease of use
 Kind of easy to use 3 (9.4)
 Very easy to use 27 (84.4)
Work pace
 Just right 30 (93.8)
Credibility
 Information could be trusted 30 (93.8)
 Information was correct 31 (96.9)
 Information will help to make healthy choices 30 (93.8)
Understandability
 Words were understandable 28 (87.5)
Acceptability
 Liked the overall application
  Liked a little 4 (12.5)
  Liked a lot 26 (81.2)
 Liked the pictures and colors
  Liked a little 4 (12.5)
  Liked a lot 25 (78.1)
 Liked the cartoons
  Liked a little 7 (21.9)
  Liked a lot 24 (75.0)
 Liked the videos
  Liked a little 6 (18.8)
  Liked a lot 24 (75.0)
 Liked the name “+CLICK”
  Liked a little 8 (25.0)
  Liked a lot 20 (62.5)
Motivation
 Would use +CLICK again 28 (87.5)
 Would tell others about +CLICK 27 (84.4)
Short-term psychosocial outcomesa Pre-test mean (SD) Post-test mean (SD) P valueb
Importance of waiting to have sex, or to have sex again 8.1 (2.24) 9.0 (1.64) .067
Self-efficacy to wait to have sex, or to have sex again 7.8 (2.80) 8.8 (1.89) .071
Importance of condom use 9.8 (0.57) 9.8 (0.70) .889
Self-efficacy for condom use 9.1 (2.03) 9.6 (1.25) .008
a

Matching pre- and post-tests missing for four participants (n = 28); range of possible scores, 0–10.

b

Wilcoxon signed rank test.