The Pave Project Report - Queen's University Belfast

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With regard to social validity, the great majority of the respondents felt that the
services they received were socially valid. Social validity was measured on a Likert
Scale, with 1 indicating strongly agree and 7 indicating strongly disagree, across all
three of the social validity domains of perceived significance, appropriateness, and
effectiveness of intervention. Figure 25 shows frequency of response and mean scores
(standard deviation) on all three social validity domains, while Figure 26-28 show
percentage scores of responses on the Likert Scale in relation to each of the domains
separately.