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. 2015 Apr 8;18(15):2750–2758. doi: 10.1017/S1368980015001019

Table 3.

Results of logistic regression built in latent profile analysis of consumer segments, Ontario, Canada, 2011

Predictor Estimate t P OR
(a) Dependent variable (DV): Likelihood of being a member of the ‘frozen vegetable user’ cluster v. the ‘average consumer’ segment
Convenience orientation 0·18 1·70 0·09 1·19
Variety seeking −0·34 −2·84 0·005 0·72
‘Healthy=not tasty’ belief 0·40 2·54 0·01 1·49
Meal planning −0·05 −0·38 0·70 0·95
(b) DV: Likelihood of being a member of the ‘crucifer lover’ cluster v. the ‘average consumer’ segment
Convenience orientation −0·30 −2·54 0·01 0·74
Variety seeking −0·05 −0·41 0·68 0·95
‘Healthy=not tasty’ belief 0·09 0·51 0·61 1·09
Meal planning 0·11 0·82 0·41 1·12
(c) DV: Likelihood of being a member of the ‘crucifer lover’ cluster v. the ‘frozen vegetable user’ segment
Convenience orientation −0·48 −3·62 <0·001 0·62
Variety seeking 0·28 2·11 0·04 1·33
‘Healthy=not tasty’ belief −0·30 −1·95 0·05 0·74
Meal planning 0·16 1·07 0·28 1·17

Each scale scored from 1 to 7 (1=‘low’; 7=‘high’).

Scale scored from 1 to 5 (1=‘never’; 5=‘always’).