Figure 1
The diagram is titled “Identification of studies via databases”. The diagram is organized vertically, showing three main phases: “Identification”, “Screening”, and “Included”. Each phase contains text boxes connected by directional arrows that indicate the logical flow of the systematic review process. Identification Phase: It includes a text box titled “Records identified from: Scopus (n equals 3953); Web of Science (n equals 2382); Psycinfo (n equals 716); Psychology Database (n equals 511); A P A PsycArticles (n equals 2). A rightward arrow leads to another text box labeled “Records removed before screening: Duplicate records removed (n equals 1689)”. Screening Phase: A downward arrow connects to a text box labeled “Records screened (n equals 5875)”. A rightward arrow from this box leads to a text box labeled “Records excluded: Irrelevant intervention (n equals 1789); Irrelevant population (n equals 2695); Irrelevant study kind (n equals 1168)”. A downward arrow leads from the screened records box to another text box labeled “Full-text articles assessed for eligibility (n equals 223)”. From this box, a rightward arrow points to another box labeled “Full-text articles excluded (n equals 172)”. Included Phase: A downward arrow leads to the final text box labeled “Studies included in review (n equals 51)”.Flowchart of the study selection for the systematic review (Source: Authors’ work)