Table 1: Summary of all included papers Reference Methodology and Location Design Sample Participants analysis size Belloch et al (2009) Quantitative Valencia, Spain. Survey (self report and N=26 Individuals with a diagnosis of OCD with no other comorbid clinical administered) conditions. t-test and chi squared Cathey & Wetterneck Quantitative USA Experimental N=157 Psychology undergraduate students (2013) ANOVA with bonfferoni correction Quantitative USA countrywide. Telephone survey N=577 General population Coles et al (2013) – No analysis; descriptive report Corcoran & Woody Quantitative British Columbia, Experimental vignette study Part A: Undergraduate psychology students Canada N=122 (2008) ANOVA Part B: N=281 Fennell & Boyd (2014) Qualitative Mississippi, USA Interviews N=54 Individuals with a current or historical diagnosis of OCD or Hoarding. Content Analysis Fennell & Liberato Qualitative Mississippi, USA Interviews N=27 Individuals with a diagnosis of OCD. (2007) Grounded Theory
Table 1: Summary of all included papers Reference Methodology and analysis Location Design Sample size Participants Belloch et al (2009) Quantitative t-test and chi squared Valencia, Spain. Survey (self report and clinical administered) N=26 Individuals with a diagnosis of OCD with no other comorbid conditions. Cathey & Wetterneck (2013) Quantitative ANOVA with bonfferoni correction USA Experimental N=157 Psychology undergraduate students Coles et al (2013) Quantitative No analysis; descriptive report USA – countrywide. Telephone survey N=577 General population Corcoran & Woody (2008) Quantitative ANOVA British Columbia, Canada Experimental vignette study Part A: N=122 Part B: N=281 Undergraduate psychology students Fennell & Boyd (2014) Qualitative Content Analysis Mississippi, USA Interviews N=54 Individuals with a current or historical diagnosis of OCD or Hoarding. Fennell & Liberato (2007) Qualitative Grounded Theory Mississippi, USA Interviews N=27 Individuals with a diagnosis of OCD.
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