Table 5

Summary of the theoretical domains of the included studies

The study ID
(first author, year, country)
The effectiveness of the intervention in smoking preventionKnowledgeSkillsMemory, attention and decision processBehavioural regulationEnvironmental context and resourcesSocial influencesBeliefs about consequencesBeliefs on capabilitiesOptimismIntentionsIdentity /social rolePersonal-goalsReinforcement SEmotion management
Knowledge on consequencesNormative educationSocial competenceSocial influenceCombined
Perry et al39 2009, IndiaEffectiveXXXXXXXXXX
Motamedi et al44 2016 South AfricaEffectiveXXXXXXXXXX
Lotrean et al45 2013, RomaniaEffectiveXXXXXXXXX
Reddy et al40 2002, IndiaSchool interventionEffectiveXXXXXX
School intervention plus family interventionEffectiveXXXXXX
Tahlil et al41 2015, IndonesiaIslamic-based interventionIneffectiveXXXXX
Health-based interventionIneffectiveXXXXXXX
Combined health and Islamic-based interventionIneffectiveXXXXXX
Resnicow et al47 2010, South AfricaHarm managementIneffectiveXXXXX
Life skills interventionIneffectiveXXXXXX
Chou et al48 2006, ChinaIneffectiveXXXXXXXX
Seal38 2006, ThailandIneffectiveXXXXXXX
Wen et al42 2010, ChinaIneffectiveXXXXXXXXXX
Marsiglia et al43 2015, MexicoIneffectiveXXXXXX
Chen et al49 2014, ChinaIneffectiveXXXXXXX