Table 1.
Content Analysis of Participants’ Photographs (n = 503)a
Subjects and themes | N = 503 |
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n (%) | |
People, children, social events | 398 (79) |
People, including family, friends, community members | 237 (47) |
Social events or gatherings | 92 (18) |
Children | 69 (14) |
Nutrition and exercise | 236 (47) |
Food | 121 (24) |
People exercising or exercise equipment | 37 (7) |
Water bottles and people actively drinking water | 33 (7) |
Soft drinks | 32 (6) |
Kitchenware (e.g., knives, plates, pots or pans) | 13 (3) |
Neighborhood and built environment | 195 (39) |
Neighborhood and surroundings | 73 (15) |
Outdoor green spaces including parks and gardens | 68 (14) |
Bikes, buses, trains, cars, modes of transportation | 37 (7) |
Billboards, window advertisements, taxi, or bus advertisements | 16 (3) |
Grocery stores, convenience stores | 1 (0.2) |
Diabetes specific | 165 (33) |
Diabetes self-management class | 63 (13) |
Educational material used for class or learning outside of classes | 45 (9) |
Diabetes supplies (strips, glucometers, lancets, scales) | 34 (7) |
Medications including pills, insulin, and herbal or vitamin supplements | 18 (4) |
Photos of participants’ hands and feet | 5 (1) |
Home life | 124 (25) |
Interior and exterior of home | 95 (19) |
Pets or animals | 16 (3 |
Children’s toys | 13 (3%) |
Religious figures, iconography, or ceremonies | 41 (8) |
Electronics excluding glucometers (e.g., laptops, computers, cell phones, televisions, radios) | 40 (8) |
Participant workplaces (e.g., work desk, cubicle) | 3 (0.6) |
aOf the 26 participants who took photographs, two participants’ photos were not available for analysis. N = 503 is the total number of photos analyzed, which were taken by 24 of the participants; 36 photographs were dark or blurry or had an error in development. Percentages do not add up to 100 due to overlapping themes in photos.