Contents of It's not All in Your Head by Asmundson and Taylor

coded the entire data set. There were six discrepancies. The survey data was downloaded
and entered into SPSS Release 16.0. Inter-coder reliability was analyzed using Cohen‘s
kappa (κ; Cohen, 1960). The kappa value for the open ended questions was κ = .88, p =
.000. This kappa value is considered ―excellent‖ (κ ≥ 0.80 approaching 0.90; Hruschka et
al., 2004; Miles & Huberman, 1994).
3.2.3. Results
Participants in the SHB group reported that what they liked the most about the
program was learning and changing their thinking, the positive interaction with research
staff, changes in their behaviour, having a beneficial experience, and that the work was
manageable. What they liked the least was the time constraint of 8 weeks for the
program, the lack of counseling, difficulty with the usability of techniques (e.g., some
participants reported that interoceptive exposure was not appropriate for their symptoms),
the questionnaires, and the setting (there was a complaint about parking at the AIBL).
Participants found the reading and interaction with research staff to be easy and they
appreciated the convenience of the program. Participants found the exercises and
practicing newly learned skills to be difficult. The SHB group recommended that the
program be changed in the future to include more in-person counseling, more time
allocated to the treatment, and some changes to the treatment delivery.
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