- The color of each theme is associated with a main section: difficulties and obstacles are in red; coping strategies are in blue; external sources of support are in green
- The vertical position of a theme indicates its frequency among the interviewees: the higher the theme, the more frequently it was brought up. The number in parentheses shows the count of participants who referenced that theme
- Below the labels of the first row, a scale is presented, representing the parent-child level of concordance on each theme. This scale is in percentages, 100% meaning that a theme was cited an equal number of times by both PWAs and parents and 0% that it was cited exclusively by either PWAs (left) or parents (right). In essence, the closer a theme is to the center of the table, the more it represents a shared viewpoint between PWAs and parents. Conversely, themes located at the extremities are more specific to either PWAs or parents
