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. 2017 Apr 27;24(6):358–366. doi: 10.1111/jpm.12378

Table 2.

TARS scores descriptive statistics

Question/domain (possible score range) n Median Inter‐quartile range Range
1. General acceptability (1–6) 309 6 5–6 1–6
2. Perceived effectiveness (1–6) 307 6 5–6 1–6
3. Negative side effects (1–6) 295 6 5–6 1–6
4. Inappropriateness (1–6) 303 6 5–6 1–6
5. Consistency (1–6) 310 6 5–6 1–6
6. Social validity (1–6) 307 6 5–6 1–6
7. Did the training improve your understanding? (0–3) 310 2 2–3 0–3
8. Did the training help you to develop skills? (0–3) 307 2 1–3 0–3
9. Has the training made you more confident? (0–3) 310 2 1–2 0–3
10. Do you expect to make use of what you learnt in the training? (0–3) 306 2 2–3 0–3
11. How competent were those who led the training? (0–3) 309 3 3–3 1–3
12. In an overall, general sense, how satisfied are you with the training? (0–3) 308 3 2–3 0–3
13. Did the training cover the topics it set out to cover? (0–3) 310 3 2–3 0–3
14. Did those who led the training sessions relate to the group effectively? (0–3) 310 3 3–3 1–3
15. Were the leaders motivating? (0–3) 309 3 2–3 0–3
Total ‘acceptability’ Q1–6 (1–36) 289 34 31–36 6–36
Total ‘perceived impact’ Q7–15 (0–27) 301 22 19–25 4–27
Total TARS Q1–15 (6–63) 283 56 51–61 24–63