Monica Beer Prydz, Nikolai Olavi Czajkowski, Maja Eilertsen, Espen Røysamb, Ragnhild Bang Nes
A Web-Based Intervention Using "Five Ways to Wellbeing" to Promote Well-Being and Mental Health: Randomized Controlled Trial
JMIR mental health
paper describes cognitive interview phase development two brief surveys movement behaviour questionnairebaby mbqb movement behaviour questionnairechild mbqc measure duration physical activity screen time sleep children aged 05 years aims 1 review format content clarity questionnaire items response options 2 understand parents retrieve encode formulate responses asked childs movement behaviours 3 identify potential sources response error make appropriate modifications interviews parents children aged 05 years conducted using concurrent thinkaloud techniques probing questions parents reviewed mbqb andor mbqc depending developmental stage children twentynine interviews conducted 20 parents four iterative rounds participants recalled usual family routines rules estimating durationfrequency behaviours estimate active play parents referred childs daily routine considering wake bedtimes naps mealtimes participants influenced examples provided unable interpret exemplars decomposing general items specific questions examples well received use numeracy skills estimating duration evident interviews informed revisions item wording examples recall prompts taken forward mbqb mbqc validation studies utilising cognitive interviewing enhance confidence questionnaire items correctly interpreted understood participants