Table 3:

Directional influences of health promotion efforts within families

Direction of influencena
Parent and child/adolescent169
 Parent > child115
 Parent > adolescent23
 Mother > child12
 Father > child6
 Parent <> child6
 Father > daughter2
 Child > parent1
 Father <> child1
 Mother > daughter1
 Parent <> adolescent1
 Mother <> adolescent1
Family unit and individual57
 Family > child23
 Family > individual16
 Family > adolescent10
 Family > mother2
 Family > young adult1
 Family > elderly1
 Mother > family1
 Child > family1
 Adolescent > family1
 Family <> adolescent1
Couples18
 Couples <> (including four studies on elderly couples)15
 Husband > wife2
 Wife > husband1
Others3
 Sibling > sibling1
 Adult > elderly parent1
 Grandparent > grandchild1
Direction of influencena
Parent and child/adolescent169
 Parent > child115
 Parent > adolescent23
 Mother > child12
 Father > child6
 Parent <> child6
 Father > daughter2
 Child > parent1
 Father <> child1
 Mother > daughter1
 Parent <> adolescent1
 Mother <> adolescent1
Family unit and individual57
 Family > child23
 Family > individual16
 Family > adolescent10
 Family > mother2
 Family > young adult1
 Family > elderly1
 Mother > family1
 Child > family1
 Adolescent > family1
 Family <> adolescent1
Couples18
 Couples <> (including four studies on elderly couples)15
 Husband > wife2
 Wife > husband1
Others3
 Sibling > sibling1
 Adult > elderly parent1
 Grandparent > grandchild1

‘>’ refers to the direction of influence and ‘<>’ refers to a reciprocal influence. Supplementary File 10 provides the list of citations for this table.

an: counts of usage in studies.

Table 3:

Directional influences of health promotion efforts within families

Direction of influencena
Parent and child/adolescent169
 Parent > child115
 Parent > adolescent23
 Mother > child12
 Father > child6
 Parent <> child6
 Father > daughter2
 Child > parent1
 Father <> child1
 Mother > daughter1
 Parent <> adolescent1
 Mother <> adolescent1
Family unit and individual57
 Family > child23
 Family > individual16
 Family > adolescent10
 Family > mother2
 Family > young adult1
 Family > elderly1
 Mother > family1
 Child > family1
 Adolescent > family1
 Family <> adolescent1
Couples18
 Couples <> (including four studies on elderly couples)15
 Husband > wife2
 Wife > husband1
Others3
 Sibling > sibling1
 Adult > elderly parent1
 Grandparent > grandchild1
Direction of influencena
Parent and child/adolescent169
 Parent > child115
 Parent > adolescent23
 Mother > child12
 Father > child6
 Parent <> child6
 Father > daughter2
 Child > parent1
 Father <> child1
 Mother > daughter1
 Parent <> adolescent1
 Mother <> adolescent1
Family unit and individual57
 Family > child23
 Family > individual16
 Family > adolescent10
 Family > mother2
 Family > young adult1
 Family > elderly1
 Mother > family1
 Child > family1
 Adolescent > family1
 Family <> adolescent1
Couples18
 Couples <> (including four studies on elderly couples)15
 Husband > wife2
 Wife > husband1
Others3
 Sibling > sibling1
 Adult > elderly parent1
 Grandparent > grandchild1

‘>’ refers to the direction of influence and ‘<>’ refers to a reciprocal influence. Supplementary File 10 provides the list of citations for this table.

an: counts of usage in studies.

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