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. 2021 Dec 10;8(3):371–386. doi: 10.1002/osp4.578

TABLE 1.

Study and participants characteristics

Author, year Study design Total participants Geographic region Race/ethnicity
Barkin et al, 2018 34 RCT 610 parent/child dyads Nashville, Tennessee Hispanic (91.4%), non‐Hispanic Black (5.9%), non‐Hispanic White/Other (2.6%)
Brown et al, 2019 35 Quasi‐experimental 17 parents An American Indian reservation American Indian (47%) a
Fisher et al, 2019 36 RCT 119 mothers Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Black/African American (90.8%), Other (9.2%)
French et al, 2018 37 RCT 534 parent–child dyads Minneapolis, Minnesota Hispanic (58.4%), non‐Hispanic Black (18.4%), non‐Hispanic White (12.6%), multiracial (8.4%), other (2.3%)
Haines et al, 2016 38 RCT 112 families Boston, Massachusetts Hispanic (59%), Black/African American (22%), White/Other (18.7%)
Heerman et al, 2018 39 RCT 117 parent–child dyads Nashville, Tennessee Hispanic (100%)
Hughes et al, 2020 40 RCT 255 families Houston, Texas; Pasco, Washington Hispanic (100%)
Jastreboff et al, 2018 41 Pilot, RCT 42 parent/child dyads New Haven, Connecticut 62% non‐White a
Linville et al, 2020 42 Pilot, RCT 27 families Oregon Hispanic (89%)
Nix et al, 2021 43 RCT 73 parent–child dyads Pennsylvania Non‐Hispanic white (48%), Black/African American (29%), Hispanic (23%)
Sosa et al, 2016 44 Quasi‐experimental 423 children San Antonio, Texas Hispanic (90%) a
Taverno Ross et al, 2018 45 Pilot, quasi‐experimental 49 parent–child dyads Allegheny, Pennsylvania Hispanic (100%)
Tomayko et al, 2016 46 RCT 150 parent–child dyads Wisconsin American Indian (91%), White (7%), unknown (1%)
Tomayko et al, 2019 47 RCT 450 parent–child dyads Wisconsin; Minnesota; Montana; New Mexico; New York American Indian (78.7%), White (18.7%), other (2.6%)
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Further break‐downs unavailable.