Reference Methodology and analysis Location Design Sample Participants size Quantitative Wisconsin, USA Online survey N=142 Fans of television programme which portrays a Hoffner & Cohen (2012) ‘Monk’ character with a diagnosis of OCD. Hierarchical regression Quantitative Thailand Survey N=103 Psychiatrists who have experience working with OCD. Kusalaruk et al (2015) No analysis, descriptive report Marques et al (2010) Quantitative Massachusetts, USA. Online Survey N=175 Individuals with a diagnosis of OCD No analysis, descriptive report Murphy & Qualitative United Kingdom Interviews N=9 Individuals with a diagnosis of OCD (8) and who (2014) as having OCD (1) Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis Pavelko and Myrick Quantitative Indiana, USA 3 x 2 x 2 experimental N=559 Mechanical Turk Workers* (General population sample). 163 (2015) design. participants had a diagnosis of a mental health problem, 22 of ANCOVA’s were diagnosed with OCD, 52 additional participants had a family member with OCD. Pirutinsky et al (2009) Quantitative Ohio, USA Online experimental vignette N=169 Orthodox Jews general population – study Mann Whitney U Poyraz et al (2015) Quantitative Istanbul, Turkey Surveys N=96 Individuals with a diagnosis of OCD. No analysis, descriptive report
Reference Methodology and analysis Location Design Sample size Participants Hoffner & Cohen (2012) Quantitative Hierarchical regression Wisconsin, USA Online survey N=142 Fans of television programme ‘Monk’ which portrays a character with a diagnosis of OCD. Kusalaruk et al (2015) Quantitative No analysis, descriptive report Thailand Survey N=103 Psychiatrists who have experience working with OCD. Marques et al (2010) Quantitative No analysis, descriptive report Massachusetts, USA. Online Survey N=175 Individuals with a diagnosis of OCD Murphy & (2014) Qualitative Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis United Kingdom Interviews N=9 Individuals with a diagnosis of OCD (8) and who as having OCD (1) Pavelko and Myrick (2015) Quantitative ANCOVA’s Indiana, USA 3 x 2 x 2 experimental design. N=559 Mechanical Turk Workers* (General population sample). 163 participants had a diagnosis of a mental health problem, 22 of were diagnosed with OCD, 52 additional participants had a family member with OCD. Pirutinsky et al (2009) Quantitative Mann Whitney U Ohio, USA Online experimental vignette study N=169 Orthodox Jews – general population Poyraz et al (2015) Quantitative No analysis, descriptive report Istanbul, Turkey Surveys N=96 Individuals with a diagnosis of OCD.
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