The acceptability of this means of accessing social support for children and young people requires exploration.
The low proportion of missing answers indicates good acceptability of the generic questionnaire, and means that the survey findings are relevant to large proportions of the target populations.
The acceptability of the tool was controlled by means of an open-field form so that the workers who answered the pre-final version of the MUEQ-Br could report any doubts, their impressions and incomprehension of each item, answer choices, item headings, instructions, and the tool's layout.
Yes, Reed removed the job advert after a barrage of complaints, yes, TechCrunch issued an apology, but once again the public acceptability of sexism meant these measures only came after the damage had already been done – when really, in 2013, these incidents shouldn't be happening in the first place.
Computer literacy is high in Sweden, which means that the acceptability of the electronic version in countries with less computer-literate populations may be lower.
This possibly means that the acceptability of the implementation programme was suboptimal.
Participant-rated acceptability of the study was high 97% had a mean score of ≥4 on a 7-point scale (Table 2).
A composite mean score (SD) was calculated to measure acceptability of the workshop.
However, the acceptability of the F-word varies widely from publisher to publisher, and its inclusion may mean a book falls foul of gatekeepers or won't be stocked by school libraries, limiting its potential readership.
However, problems with availability, affordability or acceptability of services mean that PHC is not always readily accessible.
