Table 3.

Logistic regression analysis results on factors predicting attitudes towards psychiatry

	Variables	Positive ATP	COR (95% CI)	Adjusted OR (95% CI)	P-value
Age	20–22	30.9%	2.89 (1.078–7.77)	3.86(1.00–14.90)	0.050
	23–26	13.0%	1.00
Sex	Female	50.0%	5.00(1.96–12.77)	9.23(2.32–36.76)	0.002
	Male	16.7%	1.00
Marital status	In relationship and married	31.8%	1.66 (0.60–4.56)
	Single	22.0%	1.00
Place of origin	Rural	27.6%	1.50 (0.65–3.46)
	Urban	20.3%	1.00
Personal history	Yes	72.0%	14.30(4.48–45.65)	14.53(3.08–68.59)	0.001
of mental illness	No	15.4%	1.00
Family history of	Yes	48.4%	5.16(2.08–12.76)	8.95(2.50–32.00)	0.001
mental illness	No	15.4%	1.00
Close friends	Yes	15.0%	1.00
history of mental	No	28.0%	2.21(0.82–5.96)
illness
Psychiatry clinical	Yes	10.7%	1.00
rotation completed	No	34.8%	4.46(1.66–11.96)	7.58(2.02–28.37)	0.003

Constant= −5.24, Wald= 26.18, Reference=1.00, ATP=Attitude