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. 2021 Mar 16;12:644258. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2021.644258

Table 4.

Frequencies of assigned codes across studies as well as corresponding descriptive and analytical themes and model pathways.

Number Code Descriptive theme Analytical theme n (%) %no effect Model pathway
I-E-1 School progress Education Impact 1 (1.82) 100 F.9
I-F-1 Division of labor (parenting tasks) Family Impact 9 (16.36) 18.18 F.3
I-F-2 Family legitimacy and cohesion Family Impact 21 (38.18) 6.45 F.1
I-F-3 Interparental relationship Family Impact 9 (16.36) 33.33 P.6/F.2
I-F-4 Parent-child relationship Family Impact 14 (25.45) 26.09 F.7
I-F-5 Parental legitimacy Family Impact 17 (30.91) 12 F.6
I-F-6 Relationship with family of origin Family Impact 7 (12.73) 22.22 P.2
I-F-7 Relationship with wider social network Family Impact 1 (1.82) 100 P.2
I-F-8 Sibling relationship Family Impact 2 (3.64) 33.33 F.8
I-G-1 False panacea General Impact 13 (23.64) P.1/P.5
I-G-2 No impact General Impact 2 (3.64) 100
I-H-1 Health and well-being Health, well-being, and security Impact 14 (25.45) 24 P.2/F.9
I-H-2 Hypervigilance Health, well-being, and security Impact 7 (12.73) 0 P.2
I-H-3 Legal-financial security Health, well-being, and security Impact 26 (47.27) 0 P.2
I-H-4 Perceived powerlessness Health, well-being, and security Impact 5 (9.09) 0 P.2
I-M-1 (Frustration with) discrimination and unequal treatment Minority stress Impact 25 (45.45) 10.64 P.1/P.5
I-M-2 (Legal) rejection sensitivity Minority stress Impact 15 (27.27) 0 P.1/P.5
I-M-3 Sexual orientation concealment Minority stress Impact 10 (18.18) 16.67 P.1/P.5
I-S-1 Backlash Safety concerns Impact 2 (3.64) 0 P.2
I-S-2 Constant concerns Safety concerns Impact 10 (18.18) 0 P.2
I-S-3 Family cohesion Safety concerns Impact 18 (32.73) 3.03 P.2
I-S-4 Health and well-being Safety concerns Impact 16 (29.09) 11.11 P.2
I-S-5 Legal-financial Safety concerns Impact 11 (20) 0 P.2
I-S-6 Physical symptoms Safety concerns Impact 2 (3.64) 0 P.2
C-F-1 Acquiescence Within family Counteraction 1 (1.82) C.2
C-F-2 Creation of emotional dependency Within family Counteraction 1 (1.82) C.2
C-F-3 Creation of financial dependency Within family Counteraction 1 (1.82) C.2
C-F-4 Creation of legal dependency Within family Counteraction 17 (30.91) C.2
C-F-5 Emotion regulation (others) Within family Counteraction 4 (7.27) C.2
C-F-6 Parenting practices Within family Counteraction 2 (3.64) C.2
C-P-1 Emotion regulation (self) Within person Counteraction 1 (1.82) C.1
C-P-2 Information seeking Within person Counteraction 5 (9.09) C.1
C-P-3 Overcoming heteronormativity Within person Counteraction 5 (9.09) C.1
C-S-1 Activation of community accountability Within system Counteraction 7 (12.73) C.3
C-S-2 Activism Within system Counteraction 8 (14.55) C.3
C-S-3 Concealment Within system Counteraction 5 (9.09) C.3
C-S-4 Legal documents and paper trails Within system Counteraction 22 (40) C.3
C-S-5 Opposing/ignoring legal limitations Within system Counteraction 5 (9.09) C.3
C-S-6 Relocation Within system Counteraction 8 (14.55) C.3
C-S-7 Symbolism Within system Counteraction 17 (30.91) C.3
M-CF-1 Anecdotal evidence and role models Contextual factors Moderator 7 (12.73) M.1
M-CF-2 Reaction of others Contextual factors Moderator 22 (40) M.1
M-CF-3 Saliency of legal recognition Contextual factors Moderator 18 (32.73) M.1
M-CC-1 Couple gender Couple characteristics Moderator 4 (7.27) M.3
M-CC-2 Socioeconomic status Couple characteristics Moderator 11 (20) M.3
M-F-1 Family member Family characteristics Moderator 9 (16.36) M.2
M-F-2 Family type Family characteristics Moderator 6 (10.91) M.2
M-I-1 Child characteristics Individual differences Moderator 5 (9.09) M.4
M-I-2 Legal awareness Individual differences Moderator 2 (3.64) M.4
M-I-3 Parental characteristics Individual differences Moderator 8 (14.55) M.4

n = number of studies the code occurred in, % = proportion of studies (out of 55) a code occurred in. %noeffect = proportion of coded statements that indicated no effect out of all statements pertaining to this code (impact codes only; no direction coded for False Panacea). Note that codes may have been assigned more than one time in the respective primary studies.