Table 6.

Content analysis summary for women and men.

Attributes of the TAP measure	Category	Subcategory	Representative quotes from groups, verbatim
Effectiveness: In helping manage pain In helping decrease pain impact	Awareness raising	Toward pain beliefs	Women, on medication reluctance: “I didn’t think I was so scared of pain medication.” Men, on pain normalization: “Often we have preconceptions…you end up punishing yourself.”
Appropriateness: Logical/acceptable Appropriate to help with pain management	Awareness raising	Toward pain management behavior	Both: “It makes you think…I didn’t have the right behavior toward pain, I would have acted differently.” Both: “Just to be aware that pain can be treated…it gives you the opportunity to be proactive—sometimes I was waiting a long time before doing something.”
Suitability: Easy to use Easy to apply	Convenient support	Flexible	Both, on readiness: “You can use it at your convenience…with a clear head.” Both, on access: “You can go back anytime.”
		Interactive	Both, on attention: “You are more focused.” Both, on interaction: “It’s more friendly.”
Willingness to adhere	Guidance	Self-determination	Both: “It’s a good guide.” Both: “You can’t take people by the hand." Women, on awareness raising: “It’s important that everyone knows.” Men, on convenient support: “It’s a useful tool…very practical.”