Acceptability of the program: Social acceptability of the program was assessed by using the FRIENDS Social Acceptability Measure (Lowry-Webster et al., 2003). Participants rated their overall satisfaction with the intervention on 6 questions each on a 5-point Likert scale ranging from “strongly disagree” to “strongly agree” (e.g. “In general, I believe the program is useful”, “I believe I benefited from the program”). They were also asked to write comments about the program.
5.3.5 Data analysis
The SDQ self-report values were compared with the normative data for Australian population. A total score from 14 or above for boys and 12 or above for girls indicate that the individual is at risk of presenting difficulties (Mellor, 2005). This value
5.3.5 Data analysis
The SDQ self-report values were compared with the normative data for Australian population. A total score from 14 or above for boys and 12 or above for girls indicate that the individual is at risk of presenting difficulties (Mellor, 2005). This value