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. 2019 Jun;8(6):2012–2016. doi: 10.4103/jfmpc.jfmpc_217_19

Table 2.

Knowledge, attitude, and self-efficacy scores of participants with different demographic characteristics (n=2210)

Knowledge score Attitude score Self-efficacy score



Mean±SD P Mean±SD P Mean±SD P
Areas
 Rural 7.8±2.1 <0.001 32.9±5.7 0.17 19.1±5 <0.001
 Urban slums 7.2±1.9 32.6±4.9 18.3±4.9
Castes
 General 7.4±1.8 <0.001 33.1±5 0.02 18.7±4.7 0.2
 OBC 7.7±2.1 32.5±5.9 18.9±5.2
 SC/ST 7.3±2.2 32.4±5 18.5±5.23
Education status
 Illiterate and primary standard 7±2.5 <0.001 32.9±4.5 0.9 17.7±5 0.01
 6-8th standard 7.4±2 32.8±5.3 18.6±4.6
 9-12th standard and above 7.8±1.9 32.7±5.3 19.1±5.6
Adolescence age group
 10-14 years 7.4±2 0.04 32.8±5 0.055 18.7±4.8 0.4
 15-19 years 7.7±2 32.3±5.7 18.8±5.5
Dietary pattern
 Vegetarian 7.5±1.9 0.002 32.5±5.2 <0.001 18.5±5 0.17
 Non-vegetarian 7.5±2.17 33.4±5.2 18.9±4.9
 Ovo-vegetarian 7.13±2.13 32±5.2 18.8±4.9
Major meals in a day
 Three major meals 7.6±1.8 <0.001 32.5±5.2 0.001 19±5 <0.001
 Two major meals 7.9±2 33.5±5.3 18.8±4.8
 One or less than one meals 6.8±2.3 32.5±5.2 17.7±4.8

OBC: Other backward classes, SC: Scheduled caste, ST: Schedule tribe; P value <0.05 was considered statistically significant