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. 2023 Jan 24;10:e42866. doi: 10.2196/42866

Table 1.

Study sample characteristics (N=66).


Values
Age (years), mean (SD) 34.6 (11.1)
Gender, n (%)

Woman 40 (61)

Man 23 (35)

Nonbinary 3 (5)
Ethnicity, n (%)

Asian or Asian British 2 (3)

Black, African, Caribbean, or Black British 11 (17)

Middle Eastern 1 (2)

Mixed or multiple ethnic groups 6 (9)

White British 37 (56)

White (other) 9 (14)
Education level, n (%)

Secondary education 26 (39)

Degree-level education or diploma (eg, BSca and BAb) 26 (39)

Postgraduate degree (eg, MScc, MAd, and PhDe) 14 (21)
Employment status, n (%)

Paid employment 42 (64)

Unpaid employment 4 (6)

Unemployment 12 (18)

Furlough 3 (5)

Student 4 (6)

Retired 1 (2)
Previous experience with digital health tools, n (%) 55 (83)
Psychiatric comorbidities, n (%)

0 (single psychiatric diagnosis) 17 (26)

1 12 (18)

≥2 37 (56)
Therapy intensity, n (%)

Low intensity 33 (50)

High intensity 32 (48)
Treatment data (time in weeks), mean (SD)

Treatment start lag 4.7 (4.7)

Treatment lengthf 11.6 (6.5)

Posttreatment follow-up 14.5 (6.4)

Total study 29.6 (6.6)
PHQ-9g 16.7 (5.1)
GAD-7h 13.3 (4.7)

aBSc: Bachelor of Science.

bBA: Bachelor of Arts.

cMSc: Master of Science.

dMA: Master of Arts.

ePhD: Doctor of Philosophy.

fTreatment length is the number of weeks between the first and last sessions, and not the total number of sessions.

gPHQ-9: Patient Health Questionnaire 9-item.

hGAD-7: Generalized Anxiety Disorder 7-item.