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. 2022 Apr 4;10(4):e33527. doi: 10.2196/33527

Table 2.

Characteristics of included studies (N=12; part 1).

Study Design Countrya Sample sizeb Age (years), mean (SD)b Female participants, n (%)b Ethnicity of participants, n (%)b
Horsch et al [45] RCTc The Netherlands 151 40 (13) 94 (62) Not reported
Pulantara et al [46] Pre-post United States 27 36 (10) 3 (11) White: 20 (74)
Murawski et al [24] RCT Australia 160 42 (10) 128 (80) White: 146 (91) and Asian: 10 (6)
Kang et al [47] Pre-post Korea 19 45 (10) 12 (63) Not reported
Espie et al [48] RCT English-speaking 1711 48 (14) 1329 (78) White: 1558 (91); mixed: 36 (2); other: 35 (2); Asian: 45 (3); and Black: 19 (1)
Reilly et al [49] Pre-post United States 38 44 (11) 6 (16) White: 34 (90); Black: 2 (5); Puerto Rican: 2 (5); Filipino: 2 (5); American Indian: 1 (3); and other: 2 (5)
Luik et al [50] Pre-post England 98 44 (15) 65 (66) Not reported
Oftedal et al [51] RCT Australia 40 36 (10) 21 (53) White: 36 (90); Asian: 2 (5); Middle Eastern: 1 (2.5); and Aboriginal or Torres Straight or Pacific Islander: 1 (2.5)
van Drongelen et al [52] RCT The Netherlands 502 41 (8) 34 (7) Not reported
Bostock et al [53] RCT United States 270 34 (6) 90 (33) Not reported
Horsch et al [54] Pre-post The Netherlands 45 35 (14) 30 (67) Not reported
Chu et al [55] Pre-post Taiwan 18 22 (1) 15 (83) Not reported

aIf country is not specified (ie, recruited via the web without a country requirement) then the language requirement is stated.

bSample size and sample characteristics are at baseline (or posttest, if unavailable). Unaccounted percentages are nonresponders. Percentages over 100% represent biracial or multiple categories selected or attributed to rounding.

cRCT: randomized controlled trial.