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. 2013 Jul 30;13:693. doi: 10.1186/1471-2458-13-693

Table 5.

Bivariate and multivariate logistic regression, showing Socio-demographic and behavioral correlates of cigarette smoking within the last 12 months among Axum university students, April 2012

Variables cigarette use within the last 12 months
COR(95%CI)
AOR(95%CI)
Yes No    
Sex
 
 
 
 
Male
61
383
4.36(2.25,8.43)
2.60(1.17,5.76)
Female
11
301
 
 
Religion
 
 
 
 
Orthodox
45
377
 
 
Muslim
12
183
0.55(0.28,1.06)
0.76(0.34, 1.72)
Protestant
9
116
0.65(0.31,1.37)
0.80(0.32, 1.99)
Others
6
8
6.28(2.09,18.93)
7.93(1.67, 37.62)
Ethnicity
 
 
 
*
Tigrie
23
310
 
 
Amhara
30
202
2.00(1.13,3.54)
 
Oromo
13
108
1.62(0.79,3.32)
 
S/N/N
6
64
1.26(0.49,3.23)
 
Residence
 
 
 
*
Urban
51
399
 
 
Rural
21
285
0.58(0.34,0.98)
 
Marital status
 
 
 
**
Single
65
607
 
 
Married
3
55
0.51(0.16,1.67)
 
Divorced
2
12
1.56(0.34,7.11)
 
others
2
10
1.87(0.40,8.71)
 
Year of study
 
 
 
**
1st
22
256
 
 
2nd
23
224
1.20(0.65,2.20)
 
3rd
23
174
1.54(0.83,2.85)
 
4th
4
30
1.55(0.50,4.81)
 
Ever chewed khat
 
 
 
 
Yes
57
160
12.45(6.86,22.58)
4.90(2.36,9.73)
No
15
524
 
 
Ever drunk alcohol
 
 
 
 
Yes
64
197
19.79(9.31,42.01)
6.54(2.66,16.05)
No
8
487
 
 
Family smoke cigarette
 
 
 
*
Yes
38
142
2.03(1.21,3.41)
 
No
34
542
 
 
Peers smoke cigarette
 
 
 
 
Yes
69
320
26.16(8.16,83.93)
4.61(1.26,16.78)
No
3
364
 
 
Perceived health risk
 
 
 
**
yes
66
6
1.73(0.73,4.11)
 
no 591 93    

** Variables which were not significant in the bivariate analysis.

* Variables which were not significant in the multivariate analysis.