Table 1. Summary of “My Diary” and “My Story” entries made by individual participants Participant Days in Days on which % Days made My Total My diary Total My Story entries Thoughts of Self-harm Number study My Diary entries Diary entry entries self-harm incidents made reported reported 1 79 65 82.28 99 128 36.00 15.00 (117 text; 4 videos; 7 photos) 2 21 21 100.00 43 60 13.00 .00 (30 text+30 videos) 3 21 13 61.90 15 4 6.00 .00 (All text entries) 4 21 18 85.71 36 12 8.00 1.00 (11 text and 1 photo) 5 49 35 71.43 37 5 29.00 5.00 (All text entries) Acceptability of INSIGHT: What are people’s experiences of digital experience sampling methods? Another promising finding of our pilot study is that feedback from both participants and service providers was positive, including in ways that we had not anticipated. At the end of the study, all five participants stated that they were pleased to have been asked to participate in the research and would still agreed to do so knowing what this would involve; that participating in the study had been beneficial to them, personally meaningful and not inconvenient, despite some anxieties about damaging the technology or failing to operate it properly.
Table 1. Summary of “My Diary” and “My Story” entries made by individual participants Participant Number Days in study Days on which My Diary entries made % Days made My Diary entry Total My diary entries Total My Story entries Thoughts of self-harm reported Self-harm incidents reported 1 79 65 82.28 99 128 (117 text; 4 videos; 7 photos) 36.00 15.00 2 21 21 100.00 43 60 (30 text+30 videos) 13.00 .00 3 21 13 61.90 15 4 (All text entries) 6.00 .00 4 21 18 85.71 36 12 (11 text and 1 photo) 8.00 1.00 5 49 35 71.43 37 5 (All text entries) 29.00 5.00 Acceptability of INSIGHT: What are people’s experiences of digital experience sampling methods? Another promising finding of our pilot study is that feedback from both participants and service providers was positive, including in ways that we had not anticipated. At the end of the study, all five participants stated that they were pleased to have been asked to participate in the research and would still agreed to do so knowing what this would involve; that participating in the study had been beneficial to them, personally meaningful and not inconvenient, despite some anxieties about damaging the technology or failing to operate it properly.
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