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© The Author(s) 2014. Published by Science and Education Publishing. Appendix A. Characteristics of the cross-sectional case-control studies included in the meta-analysis (n= 22) Study name Publication date Country Cohort n Control group Healthy control participants Instruments used to make OCD diagnoses Inflated responsibility beliefs measures Anholt 2004 The Netherlands Adults 91 HC, ADC Screened individuals from the general population SCID-I OBQ-87 2006 80 HC Biglieri &Vetere 2008 Brazil 110 OBQ-31 Biglieri 59 Chik 2010 USA 136 Unscreened students ADIS-IV, SCID-I OBQ-44 Cougle 2007 UK 151 Unscreened individuals from the general population RAS Ghassemzadeh 2005 Iran 40 Interview based on the DSM-IV Gordon 2013 43 Izadi 2012 113 Screened family members of the patients with OCD Interview based on the DSM-IV-TR Julien Canada 523 HC, AD Unscreened undergraduates ADIS-IV, SCID-I, Interview based on the DSM-IV Libby Children/ adolescents 73 ADIS-C/P Novara 2009 Italy 85 OBQ-46 OCCWG 2003 Multicentre study 1217 Screened undergraduates and individuals from the general population SCID-I, ADIS-IV, Interview based on the DSM-IV OBQ-87, III 402 Unscreened undergraduates and individuals from the general population SCID-I, ADIS-IV Radomsky 170 ADIS-IV Salkovskis 2000 150 Sica 77 Tolin 142 112 AD Information not reported Viar 2011 60 Wolters Netherlands 594 OBQ-CV Yorulmaz Turkey 98 Note. AD= Anxiety disorder patients as controls; ADIS-C/P= Anxiety Disorders Interview Schedule for Children and Parents; ADIS-IV= Anxiety Disorders Interview Schedule; HC= Healthy controls; III= Interpretations of Intrusions Inventory; OBQ-31= Obsessive Beliefs Questionnaire-31; OBQ-44= Obsessive Beliefs Questionnaire-44; OBQ-46= Obsessive Beliefs Questionnaire-46; OBQ-87= Obsessive Beliefs Questionnaire-87; OBQ-CV= Obsessive Beliefs Questionnaire-Children Version; OCCWG= Obsessive Compulsive Cognitions Working Group; OCD= Obsessive compulsive disorder; RAS= Responsibility Attitudes Scale Andrea Pozza et al. The Specificity of Inflated Responsibility Beliefs to OCD: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis of Published Cross-sectional Case-control Studies. Research in Psychology and Behavioral Sciences, 2014, Vol. 2, No. 4, 75-85. doi:10.12691/rpbs-2-4-1 © The Author(s) 2014. Published by Science and Education Publishing.