Table 4.

Participants’ background knowledge and attitudes toward iCBTa based on their reported reasons for their change in motivation^b.

Domain and categories			Felt ready to leave treatment early (n=5)b,c		Negative reason for their change in motivation (n=8)b,c,d
Background knowledge and attitudes toward iCBT
	Belief that iCBT could help	Typical		Typical
	Willingness to try it	Typical		Variant
	Had an understanding of CBTe	Variant		Variant
	Trusted provider of web-based treatment	Variant		Variant
	No prior knowledge or awareness of CBT	Typical		Variant
	Skeptical of treatment approach	Typical		Variant

^aiCBT: internet-delivered cognitive behavioral therapy.

^bGeneral results apply to all cases (ie, 5/5 and 8/8 cases), typical results apply to at least half of the cases (ie, 3-4 of 5 and 5-7 of 8 cases), and variant results apply to fewer than half of the cases (ie, 1-2 of 5 and 1-4 of 8 cases).

^cOnly 13 participants (5/13, 38% participants felt ready to leave treatment early, and 8/13, 62% participants had negative reasons for their change in motivation) reported on the reasons for their change in motivation.

^dReported negative reasons for change in motivation to continue engaging with treatment are not being in a receptive frame of mind, contextual obstacles, and internet-delivered cognitive behavioral therapy not considered personally fitting

^eCBT: cognitive behavioral therapy.