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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Sep 23.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Behav. 2012 Aug;16(6):1605–1621. doi: 10.1007/s10461-012-0183-4

Table 3.

Sociocultural context determinants

Cultural norms (n = 28)
 Africa Bond and Dover [99], Chirwa [21], Kis [33],
 Macheke [28], Mberu [100], Ondimu [83], Smith [101]
 The Americas Apostolopoulos [22], Caballero-Hoyos [102], Ford [103],
 Hirsch [37, 104], Kendall [27], Organista [17, 30, 49]
 Europe Stulhofer [90, 105], Weine [47]
 South East Asia Poudel [66], Phinney [106], Puri [107], Sowell [108], Yang [109]
 Western Pacific Lin [69], Song [97], Wardlow [50], Yang [110]
Family separation (n = 10)
 Africa Campbell [46], Smith [101]
 The Americas Kissinger [76], Munoz-Laboy [24], Parrado [31]
 Europe Weine [47]
 South East Asia Saggurti [25]
 Western Pacific Li [45], Qin [39], Wardlow [50]
Low social support (n = 9)
 Africa Campbell [46]
 The Americas Apostolopoulos [22], Munoz-Laboy [24], Organista [40],
 Parrado [31], Sowell [108]
 Europe Amirkhanian [29]
 South East Asia Yang [109]
 Western Pacific Li [111]