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. 2017 Feb 7;10:27–31. doi: 10.2147/IJGM.S82912

Table 1.

National Family Health Survey (NFHS-3) covariates’ p-values and regression coefficients resulting from multiple linear regression

Covariates p-value Coefficients
Frequency of watching television <0.001 −0.098
Poorer wealth index <0.001 0.147
Middle wealth index <0.001 0.175
Richer wealth index <0.001 0.148
Lives in Tamil Nadu <0.001 −0.166
Current age of respondent <0.001 0.242
Lives in Andhra Pradesh 0.004 −0.091
Do you have diabetes 0.009 –0.067
Poorest wealth index 0.013 0.080
Lives in Delhi 0.030 −0.063
Tribe 0.053 0.051
Respondent does nonmanual labor 0.060 −0.054
Lives in West Bengal 0.097 −0.052
Source of drinking water 0.117 −0.048
Toilet facility 0.141 −0.045
Lives in Madhya Pradesh 0.150 0.039
Religion 0.157 0.038
Number of household members 0.180 −0.039
Respondent works at home or away 0.188 −0.036
Not part of caste/tribe 0.220 −0.032
Smokes 0.269 0.029
Household has bicycle 0.319 −0.027
Household has refrigerator 0.325 −0.032
Lifetime parity 0.369 −0.033
Household has electricity 0.570 0.018
Drinks alcohol 0.603 0.014
Household has motorcycle/scooter 0.664 0.013
Household has radio 0.717 0.010
Lives in Uttar Pradesh 0.735 −0.010
Who decides how to spend money 0.756 −0.008
Partner’s education level 0.791 0.008
Highest education level 0.828 −0.007
Respondent does not work 0.966 −0.001
Don’t know if part of caste or tribe 0.998 0