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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Racial Ethn Health Disparities. 2015 Nov 16;3(4):608–624. doi: 10.1007/s40615-015-0180-1

Table 3.

Study demographics and methods used for the 20 interventions with physical activity components among Native youth

n (% of total) Citation(s)

Target Age Group
 Early Infancy (0–2 years) 3 (15) 29,34,36
 Preschool-Aged (2–5 years) 3 (15) 30,31,38
 Elementary School-Aged 9 (45) 2028
 High School-Aged 2 (10) 32,41
 Multiple Age Ranges 3 (15) 35,39,40

Geographic Setting (specific States examined)
 Midwest (NE, SD, WI) 4 (20) 20,31,40,41
 Northeast (NY) 2 (10) 26,36
 Northern Plains (MT) 1 (5) 27
 Pacific Northwest (ID, OR, WA) 4 (20) 29,34,35,38
 Southeast (NC) 2 (10) 25,39
 Southwest (AZ, NM) 6 (30) 21,23,24,28,30,32
 Multiple Study Regions 1 (5) 22
 More than One Tribal Community 8 (40) 23,24,27,2931,33,34
 Rural Setting 19 (95) 2025,2732,3436,3841
 Urban Setting 1 (5) 26

Sample Size
 <100 8 (40) 2628,32,36,3941
 >100 but ≤500 6 (30) 20,21,23,31,34,35
 >500 4 (20) 22,25,29,30
 Not Reported 2 (10) 24,38

Theoretical Framework
 Informed by a Specific Theoretical Framework 9 (45) 20,22,23,26,27,30,31,35,36

Methods
 Used Participatory Research Approach 10 (50) 22,25,2731,35,38,39
 Randomized Study Participants 7 (35) 20,22,24,2931,35
 Non-Native American Comparison Group 4 (20) 23,30,32,40
 Conducted Formative Assessment or Research 9 (45) 20,25,31,39,4246
 Included a Process Evaluation 9 (45) 20,26,27,2931,34,39,47
 Mentioned Specific Cultural Tailoring Efforts 19 (95) 2032,3436,38,39,41