We created the ARTIC to have six core subscales related to attitudes relevant to TIC implementation (i.e., subscales a–f) and two supplemental subscales tapping into support of TIC adoption (i.e., subscales g–h). Though the constructs of support are central to TIC implementation, our content experts thought it was critical that these sub-scales could be removed from the ARTIC when administering it to individuals who were completely unfamiliar with TIC, and who would therefore be incapable of responding to the items. The ARTIC was also developed to have a short form, created from each of the core subscales, to increase the feasibility of its administration. The long form, the long form without the supplementary subscales, and the short form were each intended to have overall summary scores. (author abstract)