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. 2016 Aug 31;146(10):2075–2084. doi: 10.3945/jn.116.232314

TABLE 4.

Exposure to IPC, MM, and CM in children 6–23.9 mo of age1

Intensive (n = 500) Nonintensive (n = 503) Total (n = 1003)
Exposure to IPC during the previous 6 mo
 Visited by PK 92.0 45.9
 Visited by SS 89.0 15.5 52.1
Exposure to MM
 Ever watched TVC 3 51.4### 34.0 42.7
 Ever watched TVC 4 69.6## 60.4 65.0
 Ever watched TVC 5 61.4### 49.3 55.3
 Ever watched TVC 6 61.6### 47.5 54.5
 Exposure to any TVC 73.4# 67.2 70.3
CM
 Ever attended theater 15.4 0.60 7.98
 Ever watched television show 36.6 0.60 18.5
 Exposure to any CM 41.2 0.00 20.5
Multiple platform exposure
 No exposure 1.39 28.3 14.9
 Exposure to MM alone 2.39 56.1 29.4
 Exposure to IPC alone 21.9 4.35 13.1
 Exposure to CM alone 0.00 0.00
 Exposure to MM + IPC 33.1 11.3 22.1
 Exposure to MM + CM 0.80 0.40
 Exposure to IPC + CM 3.39 1.69
 Exposure to MM + IPC + CM 37.1 18.5
1

Values are percentages. Data are from end line survey. #,##,###Different from nonintensive at that time: #P < 0.05, ##P < 0.01, ###P < 0.001. CM, community mobilization; IPC, intensified interpersonal counseling; MM, mass media; PK, Pushti Kormi; SS, Shasthya Sebika; TVC, television commercial.