Examining the initial usability, acceptability and feasibility of a digital mental health intervention for college students in India

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Published in final edited form as: Int J Psychol. 2019 Dec 22;55(4):657–673. doi: 10.1002/ijop.12640

I also heard a few of you say that sometimes it was text heavy. Was there anything you found unnecessary?

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P3: Yeah, like when you read something directly in the form of a definition, about something as important as stress or worry, it does not affect you as much as it should or in the way that it should. P2: I think it would be better to make the content in a story because if a person in a story faces the same problem as a person reading it, the person reading it would relate to the person. It would be more personal. I: So some sort of examples or case studies, like this is what happened and how it helped them. P2: Yes, like real life examples. P3: Like case studies. P1: That would be really good.	Acceptability—program design—negative Other—adding new features —program design (case studies)

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P3: Yeah, like when you read something directly in the form of a definition, about something as important as stress or worry, it does not affect you as much as it should or in the way that it should.
P2: I think it would be better to make the content in a story because if a person in a story faces the same problem as a person reading it, the person reading it would relate to the person. It would be more personal.
I: So some sort of examples or case studies, like this is what happened and how it helped them.
P2: Yes, like real life examples.
P3: Like case studies.
P1: That would be really good.