Figure 8. Funnel plot for bidimensional acculturation and positive help-seeking attitudes (k= 49) Figure 9. Funnel plot for bidimensional enculturation and positive help-seeking attitudes (k= 94) Figure 10. Funnel plot for unidimensional acculturation-enculturation and negative help-seeking attitudes (k= 5) Figure 11. Funnel plot for bidimensional acculturation and negative help-seeking attitudes (k= 10) Figure 12. Funnel plot for bidimensional enculturation and negative help-seeking attitudes (k= 21) Table 7 African Values Enculturation and Positive Help-Seeking Attitudes 95% CI Homogeneity analysis Predictor Variable k r r range Lower Upper p Q I2 p
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