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. 2023 Jul 10;9:83. doi: 10.1186/s40795-023-00739-4

Table 6.

Predictors of Household dietary diversity among rural and urban households of northern Uganda (n = 364)

Associated factors Rural Urban
β δy/δx p| >|z β δy/δx p| >|z
Knowledge(Score)

0.114

(0.019)

0.990

(0.158)

0.00***

-0.008

(0.014)

-0.080

(0.135)

0.551
Attitude(1-Positive, 0-otherwise)

0.006

(0.077)

0.053

(0.667)

0.936

-0.012

(0.110)

-0.113

(1.06)

0.915
Age of Caregiver (Log)

-0.275

(0.490)

-0.044

(0.078)

0.787

-0.566

(0.508)

-0.141

(0.127)

0.265
Marital status(1-Married, 0-Otherwise)

-2.541**

(0.945)

-0.476

(0.180)

0.008**

1.700***

(0.630)

0.393

(0.123)

0.001***
Education of Caregiver (1-Primary, 0-Otherwise)

-0.840*

(0.438)

-0.146

(0.081)

0.073*

-0.682**

(0.324)

-0.169

(0.079)

0.032**
Education of Household head (1-Secondary, 0-Otherwise)

0.003***

(0.001)

0.001

(0.000)

0.002***

-0.002

(0.0006)

-0.001

(0.000)

0.011**
Household Size (in number)

0.518

(0.458)

0.081

(0.070)

0.248

-0.356

(0.339)

-0.088

(0.084)

0.291
Household Monthly Income ( Ugandan Shilling)

-0.235

(0.446)

-0.038

(0.074)

0.607

-0.286

(0.434)

-0.071

(0.108)

0.509
Household Food Expenditure (Ugandan Shilling)

-2.960***

(1.153)

-0.629

(0.143)

0.000***

-0.119

(0.361)

-0.030

(0.090)

0.742
Constant

5.518**

(2.153)

1.053

(1.774)

Pseudo R2 0.175 0.061
Prob > Chi2 0.000 0.031

Asterisks denote the level of significant difference between rural and urban locations with *** denoting p < 0.01, ** p < 0.05 and *p < 0.10