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. 2010 Summer-Autumn;2(3-4):81–88.

Table 3.

Association between network size estimated using maximum likelihood method (C4) and demographic variables

Demographic variables C4 Crude Adjusted
(mean ± SD) β SE P value β SE P value
Age group (year)
18-25 (n = 313) 330.7 ± 183.2 ref ref
26-30 (n = 93) 250 ± 178.5 -80.2 21.9 < 0.001 -40.4 26.3 0.125
31-35 (n = 47) 261.6 ± 194.9 -96.1 29.1 0.018 -26.1 36.7 0.47
> 35 (n = 42) 258.9 ± 205.4 -71.8 30.5 0.019 -31.2 39.5 0.42
Education (years)
Under diploma (n = 30) 188.5 ± 192.2 ref ref
Diploma (n = 172) 320.4 ± 177.6 131.9 36.9 < 0.001 93.6 39.8 0.019
Diploma-BS (n = 254) 304.1 ± 194.5 115.5 36.1 0.001 58.6 40.7 0.15
More than BS (n = 39) 307.8 ± 171.6 119.3 45.4 0.009 52.9 49.8 0.28
Marriage status
Single (n = 323) 323.2 ± 184.1 ref ref
Engaged (n = 27) 309.2 ± 210.9 -14.1 37.4 0.70 7.1 38.3 0.85
Married/others (n = 145) 258.6 ± 188.3 -64.6 18.7 0.001 -30.8 27.3 0.26
Job
Jobless/soldier (n = 30) 302.1 ± 151.5 ref ref
Student (n = 223) 339.1 ± 189.1 36.9 35.9 0.30 30.7 37.2 0.41
Retailer (n = 150) 278.4 ± 174.8 -23.6 37.1 0.52 -1.3 38.6 0.97
Serviceman (n = 18) 360.7 ± 196.3 58.8 55.1 0.28 67.5 57.1 0.23
Government worker (n = 6) 241.1 ± 205.6 -60.3 41.3 0.14 -27.1 45.1 0.54