The questionnaire validity was checked by the correlation between items addressing the same objectives.
The checklist begins with items addressing symptom burden in various extra- and intraoral locations.
In addition, Cronbach's Alphas this was checked with items addressing the contribution of regular and mobile technologies (α =0.69).
The scale consists of 18 items addressing non-motor symptoms, grouped in four parts: general psychological evaluation, apathy, non-motor fluctuations and hyperdopaminergic behaviors.
A questionnaire consisting of items on motivation, anxiety, intended effort, and English language proficiency items plus items addressing biographical information, such as age and gender, was created.
We calculated the Cronbach's Alphas for this questionnaire in terms of the two items addressing the contribution of the used technology to the learning process (α =0.65).
Conclusion: The MPI appears to be appropriate for use in a SCI population when modified to eliminate questions related to work and to supplement the activity scale with items addressing decreased activity levels due to pain.
The MacTSQ first draft consisted of 13 items addressing specific aspects of treatment and one final item in which participants could note any aspects of treatment satisfaction that were not covered by the questionnaire.
The DUSOCS contains items addressing personal support from various sources.
The third section contained six items addressing attitude.
Therefore, participants weekly rated three items addressing navigation through the environment.
