Table 1. Physical activity barriers and motives score of importance based on the studies of Clifford et al. [24].

Scores	0	1	2*	3
Quantitative data
Percentage of participants who checked item as a barrier (yes or no question)	PA barrier and motive not reported in the study	0–24%	25–49%	50–100%
Percentage of participants that agreed based on a Likert scale		0–24%	25–49%	50–100%
Percentage of participants who rated item as major barrier (responses ranged between 0.7 to 23.4%)		0–9%	10–19%	20–25%
Score: 5-point Likert (1 = strongly disagree, 3 = neither agree nor disagree, 5 = strongly agree)		1–2.0	2.1–3.0	3.1–5.0
Score. 5-point Likert scale, (1 = never, 2 = rarely, 3 = sometimes, 4 = often, or 5 = very often)		1–1.9	2.0–2.9	3.0–5.0
Qualitative data
Adjectives	PA barrier and motive not reported in the study	A few women; Some participants; Several participants		Mentioned by all members; Commonly mentioned; Most mentioned; The first to third most common; Substantial barrier; Mentioned by many participants and as a significant barrier; Majority of participants; Prominent theme; Extreme barriers; One of the most expressed; Mentioned in all focus group

* A default score of 2 was assigned for barriers that were not able to be rated, but were reported.