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Table 1 Measures

From: Anzansi family program: a study protocol for a combination intervention addressing developmental and health outcomes for adolescent girls at risk of unaccompanied migration

Variable

Measures

Demographics (A, C)

Demographic survey

School (A, C, S)

1) School Attitude Assessment Survey-Revised [50]

2) School attendance reports

Work attitudes (C)

Attitudes toward youth employment [51]

Savings (A, C, B)

1) Bank statements

2) Importance of savings

3) Confidence of savings

4) Financial literacy

Psychosocial well-being (A)

1) Tennessee Self-concept Scale Short Form [52]

2) Rosenberg Self-esteem Scale [53]

3) Emotional Self-Efficacy Scale [54]

4) Social Self-Efficacy Scale [55]

5) Multidimensional Student Life Satisfaction Scale [56]

6) Adolescent Stress Questionnaire [57, 58]

Family/social support (A, C)

1) Social Support Behavior Scale [59]

2) Multidimensional Scale of Perceived Social Support [60]

Family relations (A, C)

1) Family Environment Scale (FES) [61,62,63]

2) Family Assessment Measures (FAM) [61,62,63]

Migration (A, C)

How likely they are to see themselves migrate?

How likely they are to send their daughters to work?

Follow-up (6 months) are girls working?

Gender attitudes (A, C)

1) Attitudes toward women [64]

2) Gender Norm Attitudes Scale [65]

Future orientation (A)

Thinking about the future [42]

Feasibility

Recruitment rates; staff level of effort; number of screenings conducted; proportion eligible and agreed to enroll**; number of rescheduled, canceled, missed sessions/ assessments to inform staffing needs and retention protocols for subsequent trial

Acceptability (A, C)

Client Satisfaction Questionnaire (CSQ-8; to be adapted) [66]

Semi-structured interviews

  1. A adolescent, C caregiver, B bank
  2. **Enrollment of 70% or higher will be considered feasible [67]
  3. Measures that have been used in SSA are underlined
  4. Measures that have been used in Ghana are in bold