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Fig 1.

The HAPA model, adapted from Schwarzer [12].

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Table 1.

Subscale description [22].

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Table 2.

Descriptive statistics.

Response frequencies (n), mean* and standard deviations for 29 HAPA items per subscale before missing value imputation.

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Table 3.

Sample characteristics of children and parents (n = 269).

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Table 4.

Measures for the entire set of items and the subscales for Mokken scale analysis.

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Fig 2.

Plots of parallel analysis and very simple structure analysis of the remaining set of items (26 items).

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Table 5.

Measures for the remaining set of 26 items for confirmatory fit analysis.

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Table 6.

Reliability coefficients, mean and Pearson’s correlations between the subscales and locus of control.

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Table 7.

Mean scoresa and standard deviations of the HAPA constructs for the total group (n = 269) and per caries experience group and per educational level of the mother and p values from independent-samples t-tests for the comparison of the groups.

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Table 8.

Pearson correlation coefficients between the HAPA subscales.

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