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. 2024 Jul 16;22:10.18332/tid/190636. doi: 10.18332/tid/190636

Table 5.

Logistic regression analyses association of sociodemographic factors with knowledge, attitude and practice of e-cigarettes among university students from May to June 2023 in China and Indonesia (N=1327)

Variable Influencing factors Total AOR (95% CI) Country
China AOR (95% CI) Indonesia AOR (95% CI)
Knowledge (Poor vs Good) Medical (Ref: Non-medical) 1.72 (1.277–2.321)** 3.57 (2.36–5.41)**
Living with smokers (Ref: No) 2.20 (1.536–3.165)** 3.25 (2.09–5.07)**
Third–fourth years (Ref: First–Second years) 0.45 (0.22–0.93)*
Close friends use e-cigarettes (Ref: No) 1.39 (1.030–1.894)*
Attitude (Positive vs negative) >20 years old (Ref: ≤20 years old) 0.61 (0.385–0.968)*
Rural (Ref: Urban) 0.68 (0.473–0.993)*
Medical (Ref: Non-medical) 0.59 (0.36–0.99)*
Living with smokers (Ref: No) 2.43 (1.583–3.736)** 5.29 (2.71–10.32)**
Practice (Use vs Not use) Male (Ref: Female) 3.07 (1.926–4.914)** 3.82 (1.95–7.5)** 2.96 (1.49–5.91)*
Medical (Ref: Non-medical) 0.31 (0.19–0.73)*
Living with smokers (Ref: No) 3.49 (2.24–5.43)** 2.34 (1.15–4.8)* 5.40 (2.92–10.02)**
Family members use e-cigarettes (Ref: No) 2.98 (1.71–5.2)** 4.05 (1.67–9.86)* 2.60 (1.17–5.79)*

AOR: adjusted odds ratio.

*

p<0.05,

**

p<0.01.