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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Smok Cessat. 2015 Oct 8;12(2):88–98. doi: 10.1017/jsc.2015.15

Table 2.

Perceived ease of using remote monitoring technology.

10-point scale items Median 1–3 - % 4–6 - % 7–10 - %
Likely to report each cigarette smoked in real time (could not do this → could definitely do this) 7 20 24 56
Accuracy of remembering cigarettes smoked at the end of the day (not accurate → accurate) 7 9 33 57
Ease of carrying 2 devices (CO monitor and phone) (very difficult → very easy) 6 13 41 46
Concerned about privacy (not at all concerned → very concerned)* 4 48 28 24
Concerned about confidentiality (not at all concerned → very concerned)* 6 44 36 21
Would return study devices (would not return → definitely return) 10 1 5 94
4-point scale items Not at all likely - % Somewhat likely - % Moderately likely - % Definitely likely - %
Able to complete 2–3 remote sessions per day 10 23 33 34
Able to respond immediately to sessions when prompted 19 35 29 17
Carry devices at all times 12 26 26 36
Find a private space to complete sessions 13 25 30 32

Notes:

*

indicates reverse scoring for that item on the 1–10 scale