I enjoyed traditional therapy.

I believe traditional therapy is effective for most people.

I have found it difficult to access traditional therapy when I needed it.

I found tech-based therapy useful.

I am comfortable sharing personal information with tech-based therapy applications.

I would need complete anonymity to be comfortable recounting important personal details with a virtual therapist.

I prefer speaking with a human therapist over interacting with a virtual therapist.

I would prefer a well-designed virtual therapist to a human therapist.

I prefer the flexibility and accessibility of tech-based therapy over traditional therapy.

I found traditional therapy useful.

I have participated in traditional (human-led) therapy at some point in my life.

I would consider traditional therapy again in the future if needed.

Tech-based therapy helped me address my personal challenges.

I would consider using tech-based therapy applications again if the product was better.

I would need a strong guarantee of information security to be comfortable sharing personal information with a virtual therapist (a tech-therapy product).

I would trust a well-designed virtual therapist at least as much as the average human therapist.

Traditional therapy helped me address my personal challenges.

I have found the cost of traditional therapy a barrier to attending sessions.

I have found the time commitment for traditional therapy difficult to manage.

I have found it challenging to find the right therapist for me.

I have tried tech-based (online or app-based) therapy applications before.

I enjoyed using tech-based therapy applications.

Tech-based therapy was a disappointment, and I would never consider using such a product again.

I believe tech-based therapy can complement traditional therapy, rather than replace it.

I find it important to be able to message my therapist at 2am and get a response.