Table 1.
ID | Placemet | Age | Sex | Occupation | Country of Origina | Primary Behaviour | Secondary Behaviour, tRandomisation outcome |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | London park | 31 | M | student | Italy | unhealthy diet | - intervention |
2 | London park | 37 | M | security controller | UK | smoking | risky drinking, intervention |
3 | London park | 36 | M | builder | UK | smoking | risky drinking, control |
4 | London park | 30 | M | public relations | UK | smoking | risky drinking, control |
5 | London park | 28 | F | PhD student | Germany | smoking | unhealthy diet, intervention |
6 | London park | 47 | M | academic researcher | UK | lack of exercise | -control |
7 | London pub | 32 | M | sales person | UK | risky drinking | -intervention |
8 | London park | 25 | F | student | UK | unhealthy diet | risky drinking, control |
9 | London park | 19 | M | student | UK | risky drinking | -control |
10 | London park | 32 | M | engineer | UK | Unhealthy diet | risky drinking, intervention |
11 | London park | 45 | M | company director | UK | smoking | risky drinking, intervention |
12 | London park | 52 | F | musician | UK | unhealthy diet | lack of exercise, control |
13 | London park | 38 | M | market researcher | UK | lack of exercise | unhealthy diet, intervention |
14 | London park | 34 | M | computer engineer | UK | unhealthy diet | risky drinking, control |
15 | London park | 21 | M | student | South Asia | unhealthy diet | -intervention |
16 | London park | 28 | F | youth worker | Poland | unhealthy diet | risky drinking, control |
17 | London park | 28 | F | archivist | UK | unhealthy diet | -control |
18 | London park | 57 | M | Door Manager | UK | unhealthy diet | risky drinking, control |
19 | London park | 24 | M | student | UK | risky drinking | -intervention |
20 | London park | 24 | F | student | Sweden | unhealthy diet | risky drinking, control |
aCountry of origin - observed/ learned through discussion during the interview. T In this paper secondary behaviours were disregarded as there was insufficient detail in the interview data as not the focus of the discussion