highly significantp <.001
Adherence was markedly higher in iCBT (79.5%, 342 of 430 episodes) than in traditional psychotherapies (23.1%, 12 of 52 episodes), a highly significant contrast, χ2(1, N = 482) = 75.82, p <.001, Cramer’s V = .40.
Adherence was markedly higher in iCBT (79.5%, 342 of 430 episodes) than in traditional psychotherapies (23.1%, 12 of 52 episodes), a highly significant contrast, χ2(1, N = 482) = 75.82, p <.001, Cramer’s V = .40.