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. 2017 Dec 1;7(2):020414. doi: 10.7189/jogh.07.020414

Table 3.

Associations between socio–demographic variables and correct knowledge on mother–to–child HIV transmission and prevention of mother–to–child HIV transmission in chi–square test

Variables Correct knowledge
Chi–square P

N
(%)


Total
5647
34.2%
54.908
<0.001
Age (years):




15–19 (n = 3835)
1407
36.7


20–29 (n = 6207)
2236
36.1


30–39 (n = 4058)
1298
32


40–49 (n = 2415)
706
29.3


Residence:


18422.225
<0.001
Rural (n = 11 186)
3045
57.2


Urban (n = 5329)
2602
23.3


Current marital status:


227.661
<0.001
Never in union (n = 4413)
1888
42.8


Currently married (n = 10204)
3063
30


Formerly married (n = 1898)
696
36.7


Educational level:


1870.955
<0.001
No education (n = 8278)
1726
20.9


Primary (n = 5858)
2331
39.8


Secondary (n = 395)
905
65


Higher (n = 984)
685
69.7


Religion:


366.629
<0.001
Christians (n = 10 108)
4017
39.8


Muslim (n = 6170)
1592
25.8


Other (n = 229)
35
15.3


Region:


805.196
<0.001
Emerging region (n = 4594)
1168
25.5


Agrarian region (n = 7984)
2410
30.2


City administration &Harari region (n = 3937)
2069
52.6


Wealth index:


1977.662
<0.001
Poorest (n = 3711)
700
18.9


Poorer (n = 2402)
513
21.4


Middle (n = 2268)
516
22.8


Richer (n = 2505)
733
29.3


Richest (n = 5629)
3185
56.6


Exposure to mass media:


1013.699
<0.001
No (n = 5766)
1047
18.2


Yes (n = 10 736)
4598
42.9


Occupation:


332.806
<0.001
Not working (n = 7992)
2427
30.4


Agricultural (n = 3143)
867
27.6


Non–agricultural (n = 5229) 2297 44