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Table 1.

Samples used for CFA.

Society	Reference	N	Targets’ Age range	Targets’ % Male	Sample
Albania	Sokoli (2012)^a	750	18-59	50	Collaterals selected by ASR participants recruited in a representative national sample.
Algeria	Chaalal (2012)^a	300	18-59	66	University students completed ABCLs for their acquaintances.
Argentina	Samaniego and Vázquez (2012)	679	18-59	48	Collaterals selected by ASR participants recruited in a regional sample stratified by level of educational attainment to be representative of the greater Buenos Aires area.
Brazil	Silvares et al. (2012)^a	679	18-59	40	Collaterals selected with ASR participants recruited in a national sample stratified by region, age, gender, and socioeconomic status to be representative of the Brazilian metropolitan population.
China	Liu (2012)^a	515	18-59	43	Collaterals selected by ASR participants recruited in regional samples drawn from regions of mainland China.
Flanders	Decoster and Fontaine (2012)^a	737	18-59	50	Collaterals selected by ASR participants recruited in a regional sample stratified by region, gender, age, and educational attainment to be representative of Flanders.
France	Petot, Vrignaud, Zebdi and Camart (in press)	395	18-59	51	University students completed ABCLs for their acquaintances.
Hong Kong	Au and Leung (2012)^a	330	18-59	40	Collaterals selected by ASR participants recruited in a community sample stratified by age and gender to be representative of the Hong Kong population.
Iceland	Guðmundsson and Árnadóttir (2012)^a	299	18-59	46	A small portion of ABCLs was completed by collaterals selected by ASR participants recruited in a representative national sample randomly drawn from a national registry, with the rest being completed by ASR participants about their acquaintances.
Japan	Funabiki (2012)^a	1,000	18-59	47	Collaterals selected by ASR participants recruited from multiple regions by a research company.
Korea	Oh and Kim (2011)	299	21-59	49	Collaterals selected by ASR participants recruited in a representative national sample randomly drawn from a national registry and stratified by age, gender, and educational attainment.
Lithuania	Šimulionienė, Brazdeikienė, Rugevičius, Gedutienė, & Žakaitienė (2010)	573	18-59	48	Collaterals selected by ASR participants recruited in a representative national sample randomly drawn from a national registry and stratified by age, gender, and educational attainment.
Poland	Zasępa (2012)^a	282	18-59	39	Collaterals selected by ASR participants recruited in a national sample and stratified by age, gender, residence and educational attainment to be representative of the national population.
Portugal	Caldas (2012)^a	397	18-59	49	Collaterals selected by ASR participants recruited in a regional sample and stratified by age and gender to be representative of the national population.
Russia	Malykh (2012)^a	436	18-55	33	University students completed ABCLs for their acquaintances.
Serbia	Markovic (2012)^a	312	18-59	43	Collaterals selected by ASR participants recruited in a randomly drawn sample of the Novi Sad metropolitan area, randomly drawn from a population registry and stratified by age.
Taiwan	Chen (2012)^a	300	18-59	50	Collaterals selected by ASR participants recruited in a national sample stratified by region, gender, and age to be representative of the national population.
United Kingdom	Talcott et al. (2012)^a	299	18-59	42	ASR participants recruited in a community sample completed ABCLs for their acquaintances.

Unpublished raw data.