Table 2.

Multivariable Logistic Regression of Sexual Violence Stratified by Physical Violence

	Adjusted Model Sexual Violence
	Among Women Who Reported Physical Violence		Among Women Who Reported No Physical Violence
Variable	Odds Ratio	95% CI (Confidence Interval)	Odds Ratio	95% CI
Age	1.05	0.98–1.13	0.99	0.91–1.09
Age at first sex	1.01	0.93–1.10	1.04	0.95–1.16
Have children
No	Ref.		Ref.
Yes	1.39	0.74–2.62	1.42	0.65–3.11
Education
No education	Ref.		Ref.
Primary	0.94	0.57–1.55	1.10	0.47–2.58
More than primary	1.21	0.73–2.01	0.74	0.31–1.76
Contribution to household income
None	Ref.		Ref.
Some contribution	1.35	0.84–2.15	1.46	0.69–3.12
All	1.02	0.52–2.01	a	a
Number of people living in the household	0.98	0.88–1.09	1.07	0.96–1.19
Husband’s education
No education	Ref.		Ref.
Primary	1.37	0.82–2.28	3.11	1.32–7.29
More than primary	0.92	0.55–1.52	1.51	0.63–3.63
Husband’s occupation
Unskilled	Ref.		Ref.
Skilled and higher income	0.95	0.62–1.47	1.92	0.96–3.82
Driver	0.99	0.54–1.83	2.90	1.18–7.13
Husband ever consumed alcohol
No	Ref.		Ref.
Yes	1.43	0.97–2.12	1.96	1.13–3.40
Husband has multiple partners
No	Ref.		Ref.
Yes	1.70	1.05–2.76	1.25	0.58–2.69
Household income (INR—Indian Rupees)
<4,000	Ref.		Ref.
4,000 or more	1.27	0.67–2.42	1.60	0.83–3.08

^aAmong women who did not experience physical violence and who contributed all the household income (n = 62), there was no variability in the outcome; that is, these women did not experience sexual violence. Hence, these observations were dropped from the multivariable logistic regression model during analysis.