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. 2017 Dec 29;12:130–140. doi: 10.1016/j.invent.2017.12.001

Table 5.

Thematic analysis – perceived acceptance and adherence towards the treatment.

Acceptance
Themes Subthemes Codes Amount
Quality of information Background Information More explanations
More sources
1
4
Credibility Alternative medicine 1
Perceived usability Duration of the sessions Extended length
Variability of length
3
3
Treatment structure Skipping between sessions
Adaptability of session-order
Overseeability
3
2
3
Personal relevance Fitting to needs Specific strategies
Emotion-focused sessions
7
2
Familiarity of Information Much novel Information
Some things familiar through Interest
Familiar through psychology courses
4
2
2
Perceived utility Reasons for lack of improvement Lack of time
Prevention
High workload
Diffuseness of perceived stress
2
1
1
1
Perceived support Need for direct communication Anonymity reduction
Need for content-related support
1
2
Additional stress Stress through reminders 2



Adherence
Themes Subthemes Codes Amount
Thoroughness of task-completion Motivational factors Lacking sense of relevancy
Disinclination to write
3
2
Non-motivational factors Lack of ideas
Problems of comprehension
Time pressure
4
1
2
Abidance of instructions Implementation Integration in daily routine
Implementing everything
Setting as hindrance
4
1
1
Regularity of task-completion Integration Problems with time schedule
Interrupted treatment routine
3
1
Media utilization SMS Coach Forgotten existence
Unnoticed
3
1

Abbreviations: Amount = number of participants having mentioned code at least once.