Table 5.

The relationship between demographic factors and attitudes using univariate and multivariable ordinal logistic regression.

Predictors	Univariate Analysis				Multivariable Analysis
	COR	COR 95% Confidence Interval		p-Value	AOR	AOR 95% Confidence Interval		p-Value
		Lower	Higher			Lower	Higher
Age:
26–35–≤25	0.947	0.521	1.85	0.865	1.394	0.6828	3.04	0.382
36–50–≤25	2.295	0.918	7.69	0.116	3.899	1.2676	14.95	0.027
>50–≤25	2.187	0.445	39.54	0.449	3.48	0.5768	67.74	0.259
Gender:
Female—Male	1.35	0.792	2.23	0.253	1.431	0.8267	2.4	0.186
Marital:
Married—Single	1.08	0.644	1.89	0.779	0.703	0.3604	1.43	0.316
Education:
Less than Bachelor—Non-Educated	4.3	0.2001	39.2	0.23	6.605	0.2961	64.99	0.13
Bachelor—Non-Educated	4.76	0.2265	41.6	0.192	7.391	0.3389	69.63	0.103
Postgraduate—Non-Educated	1.94	0.086	19.6	0.599	2.199	0.0943	23.56	0.54
Socioeconomic:
Average—Below Average	1.65	0.276	3.8	0.276	1.665	0.6063	3.89	0.274
Above Average—Below Average	2.58	0.079	7.26	0.079	2.799	0.8982	8.04	0.061

COR = Crude Odd Ratio, AOR = Adjusted Odd Ratio (N = 209).