Table 2.

Acceptability of CBPT and Education programs to study participants (N=84).

	Measure	CBPT (N=42)	Education (N=42)
	1. Helpful (0–10), mean (SD)	8.9 (1.7)	8.1 (2.1)
	2. Likely to recommend (0–10), mean (SD)*	9.3 (1.6)	8.3 (2.7)
	3. Overall benefit, taking into account the effort put into it, N (%)
	Benefits far outweighed the effort	25 (59.5)	19 (45.2)
	Benefits somewhat outweighed the effort	5 (11.9)	4 (9.5)
	Benefits equaled the effort	11 (26.2)	14 (33.3)
	Effort somewhat outweighed the benefits	1 (2.4)	2 (4.8)
	Effort far outweighed the benefits	0 (0)	3 (7.2)
	4. Importance of changes in pain, N (%)*
	Pain decreased a meaningful amount	23 (54.8)	9 (21.4)
There	Some decrease in pain, but not enough to be meaningful	6 (14.3)	6 (14.3)
	No change in pain	13 (30.9)	27 (64.3)
	Some increase in pain, but not enough to be meaningful	0 (0)	0 (0)
	Pain increased a meaningful amount	0 (0)	0 (0)
	5. Importance of changes in activity, N (%)*
	Activity increased a meaningful amount	32 (76.2)	14 (33.3)
There	Some increase in activity, but not enough to be meaningful	4 (9.5)	7 (16.7)
	No change in activity	6 (14.3)	20 (47.6)
	Some decrease in activity, but not enough to be meaningful	0 (0)	1 (2.4)
	Activity decreased a meaningful amount	0 (0)	0 (0)
	6. Compared to other services, the importance of the program to recovery, N (%)
	Much more important	12 (28.5)	6 (14.3)
	Somewhat more important	7 (16.7)	10 (23.8)
	As important	21 (50)	17 (40.5)
	Somewhat less important	1 (2.4)	5 (11.9)
	Much less important	1 (2.4)	4 (9.5)

^*p < 0.05 for significant differences across groups;

SD = standard deviation