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E-scale subscales (means)
These are computed from Section E (E1–E10). N/A responses are excluded from means.
Acceptability
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Items: E1, E3, E5, E10
Appropriateness
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Items: E2, E4, E8, E9
Feasibility
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Items: E5, E6, E8
Privacy concern (G2)
1 = none, 5 = very high.
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Primary roles
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Country/region
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Top presenting problems (C1)
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Top contraindications (E12)
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Info wanted (F3)
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Minimum data practices (G1)
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Per-item means (E1–E10)
N/A values are excluded from the mean for each item.
E1. A calm, non-judgmental, listening agent could help patients practise naming emotions between sessions.—
E2. Brief Socratic prompts could strengthen reflection and cognitive reappraisal.—
E3. Natural, interruptible conversation would increase usability compared with rigid chat apps.—
E4. I would recommend such a tool for psychoeducation and skills rehearsal with suitable adults.—
E5. It could improve session efficiency (e.g., patients arrive more prepared/focused).—
E6. It could reduce reliance on my time for basic exercises/home practice check-ins.—
E7. I am concerned about misinterpretation or unsafe advice if not carefully constrained.—
E8. With clear guardrails (no diagnosis, no crisis handling) and consent, risks are manageable.—
E9. I would trial this with selected patients under my supervision.—
E10. Overall, such a tool seems appropriate for its stated purpose.—