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. 2013 Feb 21;17(3):569–578. doi: 10.1017/S1368980013000128

Table 5.

Predictors of weight status misperceptions through logistic regression modelling (Enter method) in student nurses and qualified nurses attending a large university in London, UK, 2010

Student nurses (n 286) Qualified nurses (n 329)
Variable OR 95 % CI P OR 95 % CI P
Gender
Male 1·77 0·65, 4·81 0·265 1·81 0·84, 3·90 0·131
Female 1·00 Ref. 1·00 Ref.
Age group
≤21 years 0·32 0·06, 1·75 0·190
22–31 years 0·20 0·04, 1·10 0·064 0·67 0·34, 1·33 0·254
32–41 years 0·34 0·06, 2·04 0·237 0·70 0·38, 1·29 0·252
≥42 years 1·00 Ref. 1·00 Ref.
Ethnicity
Asian and mixed Asian 1·34 0·46, 3·94 0·593 1·40 0·66, 2·96 0·383
Black and mixed Black 2·53 1·01, 6·32 0·047 1·43 0·76, 2·71 0·267
White 1·00 Ref. 1·00 Ref.
BMI status
BMI<25·0 kg/m2 3·10 1·31, 7·33 0·010 5·32 2·66, 10·67 <0·001
BMI ≥ 25·0 kg/m2 1·00 Ref. 1·00 Ref.
Perceived weight status
Overweight 1·28 0·52, 3·17 0·589 1·16 0·58, 2·30 0·677
Non-overweight 1·00 Ref. 1·00 Ref.
Family histories of obesity co-morbidities
≥3 2·51 1·04, 6·08 0·041
1–2 2·06 0·91, 4·65 0·082
None 1·00 Ref.

Ref., referent category.