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. 2023 May 30;93:103776. doi: 10.1016/j.ijdrr.2023.103776

Table 4.

Multivariable analysis of gender-segregated predictors of COVID-19-related high knowledge in the community.

Demographic variables Male
No. (342)
% aOR P-value 95% CI Female
No. (295)
% aORa P-value 95% CI
Age (in yrs)
31–45 123 35.9 0.79 0.228 0.55–1.15 118 40.0 1.31 0.130 0.92–1.89
46–60 62 18.1 0.73 0.176 0.47–1.14 43 14.5 1.42 0.147 0.88–2.30
>61 11 3.2 0.44 0.037 0.20–0.95 5 1.6 1.22 0.707 0.41–3.62
18–30 146 42.6 Reference 129 43.7 Reference
Marital Status
Married 234 68.4 1.34 0.119 0.92–1.96 197 66.7 1.02 0.904 0.69–1.51
Unmarried 108 31.5 Reference 98 33.2 Reference
Occupation
Organized 172 50.2 1.96 0.085 0.91–4.25 118 40.0 1.81 0.001 1.27–2.59
Unorganized 125 36.5 1.29 0.515 0.59–2.79 28 9.4 0.88 0.624 0.54–1.44
Students 35 10.2 3.04 0.016 1.23–7.53 34 11.5 1.55 0.145 0.85–2.83
Unemployed 10 2.9 Reference 115 38.9 Reference
Education
Primary 9 2.6 1.17 0.781 0.37–3.68 9 3.0 3.00 0.078 0.88–10.22
Higher Secondary 114 33.3 1.60 0.303 0.65–3.98 110 37.2 7.57 <0.001 2.68–21.35
College 213 62.2 4.04 0.003 1.61–10.12 172 58.3 16.83 <0.001 5.86–48.32
Illiterate 6 1.7 Reference 4 1.3 Reference
Place of residence
Rural 144 42.1 0.72 0.02 0.54–0.95 133 45.0 1.00 0.956 0.74–1.36
Urban 198 57.8 Reference 162 54.9 Reference

Dependent variable in the model is “High Knowledge about COVID-19”. Coded as 1 if yes and coded as 0 if No.

a

Adjusted Odds Ratio.