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. 2021 Mar 26;23(3):e25786. doi: 10.2196/25786

Table 2.

Descriptive statistics for postintervention measures (n=22).

Acceptability measure Value, mean (SD)
Helpfulness ratings for “urge-curbing tips and activities”a

Tip—Delay and Distract 7.41 (2.06)

Tip—About My Urge 6.73 (2.39)

Activity—Change Your Thoughts 6.55 (2.46)

Activity—Get to Know Your Thoughts 6.55 (2.72)

Activity—Urge Surfing 6.55 (2.79)

Activity—Mindfulness 6.41 (2.52)

Activity—Breathing Relaxation 6.23 (2.88)

Tip—Tying it All Together 6.18 (2.56)

Tip—Talk to Someone 6.18 (2.72)

Activity—Progressive Muscle Relaxation 5.64 (2.66)

Activity—Belly Breathing 5.55 (2.74)

Activity—Brief Imagery 5.18 (2.89)
Ecological momentary assessment itemsa

Relevance of items 7.45 (2.02)

Burdensome nature of items 4.59 (3.74)
Satisfaction with intervention (CSQ-3b)

Overall satisfaction with the interventionc 3.00 (0.69)

The intervention met my needsc 2.82 (1.01)

I would use the intervention again, if neededc 3.05 (0.79)

Total satisfaction with interventiond 8.86 (2.05)
Impact of the intervention (Mobile App Rating Scale app–specific subscale)e

Awareness of the importance of addressing cravings 3.91 (1.15)

Help seeking in future for cravings 3.82 (1.33)

Knowledge and understanding of cravings 3.73 (1.16)

Attitudes toward addressing cravings 3.68 (0.99)

Intention to address cravings 3.64 (1.00)

Behavior change: the app would help to manage cravings 3.64 (1.09)

aMean scores can range from 0 to 10; tips and activities are presented in descending order from highest to lowest mean helpfulness rating.

bCSQ-3: Client-Satisfaction Questionnaire-3.

cThe mean CSQ-3 item scores ranged from 1 to 4.

dThe mean CSQ-3 total scores ranged from 3 to 12.

eThe mean Mobile App Rating Scale scores can range from 1 to 5; items are presented in descending order, from the highest to lowest mean rating.