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. 2018 Jan 10;21(7):1332–1344. doi: 10.1017/S1368980017003755

Table 3.

Logistic regression models of participant shopping behaviour at Go Fresh mobile produce market, Springfield, MA, USA, October 2014

Dependent variable Independent variable OR 95 % CI P
EBT use (n 130) ≥60 years old 2·1 0·9, 4·8 0·09
Female 1·4 0·6, 3·3 0·46
Non-White 1·1 0·4, 2·8 0·89
Live alone 2·5 1·1, 6·0 0·03
Spend more than $US 10 (n 125) ≥60 years old 1·0 0·4, 2·5 0·97
Female 0·8 0·3, 2·0 0·67
Non-White 2·6 0·8, 8·3 0·11
Live alone 0·5 0·2, 1·3 0·13
EBT use 1·4 0·5, 3·5 0·52
Weekly shopping at Go Fresh (n 128) ≥60 years old 0·6 0·3, 1·4 0·23
Female 1·3 0·6, 2·9 0·49
Non-White 0·9 0·4, 2·1 0·79
Live alone 2·5 1·1, 5·9 0·03
EBT use 1·7 0·7, 3·8 0·22
Travelled <1 mile (<1·6 km) to Go Fresh (n 129) ≥60 years old 0·6 0·2, 1·4 0·21
Female 0·8 0·5, 2·9 0·64
Non-White 0·9 0·1, 1·2 0·09
Live alone 2·6 1·2, 9·7 0·02
EBT use 1·4 0·5, 3·7 0·51

EBT, electronic benefit transfer.