Table 1.

Study Characteristics

CharacteristicsNo. of studiesPercentages (%)
51100.00
Publication year
 20202447.1
 20212752.9
Region of samples (s = 64)
 Western culture4062.5
  America (i.e., USA, Canada, Columbia, Mexico)2050.0
  Europe (i.e., UK, Belgium, France, Switzerland, etc.)1435.0
  Oceania (i.e., Australia and New Zealand)25.0
  Africa (i.e., Ethiopia, Sierra Leone and South Africa)410.0
 Eastern culture2437.5
  Middle east (i.e., Qatar and Saudi Arabia)23.1
  Southeast Asia (i.e., China, Korea, Indonesia, etc.)2233.8
Study design
 Cross-sectional4792.2
 Longitudinal47.8
Behavioral outcome measures
 Hand hygiene2447.1
 Facemask wearing2243.1
 Physical distancing3976.5
RANAS-based psychosocial constructs
 Risk factor block4486.3
  Knowledge2045.5
  Perceived severity2250.0
  Perceived susceptibility2556.8
  Overall risk perception/awareness/threat715.9
 Attitudinal factor block2651.0
  Pros (e.g., perceived effectiveness, benefits)2388.5
  Cons (e.g., perceived barriers)519.2
  Overall (pros + cons)311.5
 Normative factor block1426.9
  Perceived norms1426.9
  Others (e.g., moral)11.9
 Ability factor block2141.2
  Perceived control838.1
  Self-efficacy1571.4
  Health literacy (actional knowledge)14.8
 Self-regulation factor block23.8
  Action planning23.8
  Coping planning23.8
  Action control11.9
Theoretical backdrop reported
 Not reported1223.5
 Reported (e.g., HBM, TPB, KAP, PMT)3976.5
Study quality
 High815.7
 Good2651.0
 Moderate1733.3
 Poor00
CharacteristicsNo. of studiesPercentages (%)
51100.00
Publication year
 20202447.1
 20212752.9
Region of samples (s = 64)
 Western culture4062.5
  America (i.e., USA, Canada, Columbia, Mexico)2050.0
  Europe (i.e., UK, Belgium, France, Switzerland, etc.)1435.0
  Oceania (i.e., Australia and New Zealand)25.0
  Africa (i.e., Ethiopia, Sierra Leone and South Africa)410.0
 Eastern culture2437.5
  Middle east (i.e., Qatar and Saudi Arabia)23.1
  Southeast Asia (i.e., China, Korea, Indonesia, etc.)2233.8
Study design
 Cross-sectional4792.2
 Longitudinal47.8
Behavioral outcome measures
 Hand hygiene2447.1
 Facemask wearing2243.1
 Physical distancing3976.5
RANAS-based psychosocial constructs
 Risk factor block4486.3
  Knowledge2045.5
  Perceived severity2250.0
  Perceived susceptibility2556.8
  Overall risk perception/awareness/threat715.9
 Attitudinal factor block2651.0
  Pros (e.g., perceived effectiveness, benefits)2388.5
  Cons (e.g., perceived barriers)519.2
  Overall (pros + cons)311.5
 Normative factor block1426.9
  Perceived norms1426.9
  Others (e.g., moral)11.9
 Ability factor block2141.2
  Perceived control838.1
  Self-efficacy1571.4
  Health literacy (actional knowledge)14.8
 Self-regulation factor block23.8
  Action planning23.8
  Coping planning23.8
  Action control11.9
Theoretical backdrop reported
 Not reported1223.5
 Reported (e.g., HBM, TPB, KAP, PMT)3976.5
Study quality
 High815.7
 Good2651.0
 Moderate1733.3
 Poor00

HBM health belief model; TPB theory of planned behavior; KAP knowledge, attitude, and practice framework; PMT protection motivation theory.

Table 1.

Study Characteristics

CharacteristicsNo. of studiesPercentages (%)
51100.00
Publication year
 20202447.1
 20212752.9
Region of samples (s = 64)
 Western culture4062.5
  America (i.e., USA, Canada, Columbia, Mexico)2050.0
  Europe (i.e., UK, Belgium, France, Switzerland, etc.)1435.0
  Oceania (i.e., Australia and New Zealand)25.0
  Africa (i.e., Ethiopia, Sierra Leone and South Africa)410.0
 Eastern culture2437.5
  Middle east (i.e., Qatar and Saudi Arabia)23.1
  Southeast Asia (i.e., China, Korea, Indonesia, etc.)2233.8
Study design
 Cross-sectional4792.2
 Longitudinal47.8
Behavioral outcome measures
 Hand hygiene2447.1
 Facemask wearing2243.1
 Physical distancing3976.5
RANAS-based psychosocial constructs
 Risk factor block4486.3
  Knowledge2045.5
  Perceived severity2250.0
  Perceived susceptibility2556.8
  Overall risk perception/awareness/threat715.9
 Attitudinal factor block2651.0
  Pros (e.g., perceived effectiveness, benefits)2388.5
  Cons (e.g., perceived barriers)519.2
  Overall (pros + cons)311.5
 Normative factor block1426.9
  Perceived norms1426.9
  Others (e.g., moral)11.9
 Ability factor block2141.2
  Perceived control838.1
  Self-efficacy1571.4
  Health literacy (actional knowledge)14.8
 Self-regulation factor block23.8
  Action planning23.8
  Coping planning23.8
  Action control11.9
Theoretical backdrop reported
 Not reported1223.5
 Reported (e.g., HBM, TPB, KAP, PMT)3976.5
Study quality
 High815.7
 Good2651.0
 Moderate1733.3
 Poor00
CharacteristicsNo. of studiesPercentages (%)
51100.00
Publication year
 20202447.1
 20212752.9
Region of samples (s = 64)
 Western culture4062.5
  America (i.e., USA, Canada, Columbia, Mexico)2050.0
  Europe (i.e., UK, Belgium, France, Switzerland, etc.)1435.0
  Oceania (i.e., Australia and New Zealand)25.0
  Africa (i.e., Ethiopia, Sierra Leone and South Africa)410.0
 Eastern culture2437.5
  Middle east (i.e., Qatar and Saudi Arabia)23.1
  Southeast Asia (i.e., China, Korea, Indonesia, etc.)2233.8
Study design
 Cross-sectional4792.2
 Longitudinal47.8
Behavioral outcome measures
 Hand hygiene2447.1
 Facemask wearing2243.1
 Physical distancing3976.5
RANAS-based psychosocial constructs
 Risk factor block4486.3
  Knowledge2045.5
  Perceived severity2250.0
  Perceived susceptibility2556.8
  Overall risk perception/awareness/threat715.9
 Attitudinal factor block2651.0
  Pros (e.g., perceived effectiveness, benefits)2388.5
  Cons (e.g., perceived barriers)519.2
  Overall (pros + cons)311.5
 Normative factor block1426.9
  Perceived norms1426.9
  Others (e.g., moral)11.9
 Ability factor block2141.2
  Perceived control838.1
  Self-efficacy1571.4
  Health literacy (actional knowledge)14.8
 Self-regulation factor block23.8
  Action planning23.8
  Coping planning23.8
  Action control11.9
Theoretical backdrop reported
 Not reported1223.5
 Reported (e.g., HBM, TPB, KAP, PMT)3976.5
Study quality
 High815.7
 Good2651.0
 Moderate1733.3
 Poor00

HBM health belief model; TPB theory of planned behavior; KAP knowledge, attitude, and practice framework; PMT protection motivation theory.

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