Table 8. Comparison of the doers and non-doers in each camp regarding the perceived risk.

	Camp 1					Camp 2
Participant Responses	Doers	Non-Doers	Difference	Odds ratio	P value	Doers	Non-Doers	Difference	Odds ratio	P value
How likely is it that your child will get diarrhoea in the coming three months?
Very likely	17 (38%)	19 (42%)	-4%	0.83	0.415	8 (18%)	4 (9%)	9%	2.22	0.176
Somewhat likely	14 (31%)	6 (13%)	18%	2.94	0.037*	18 (40%)	11 (24%)	16%	2.06	0.088
Not likely at all	14 (31%)	20 (44%)	-13%	0.56	0.138	19 (42%)	30 (67%)	-24%	0.37	0.017*
How serious would it be if your child got diarrhoea?
Very serious problem	36 (80%)	26 (58%)	22%	2.92	0.020*	33 (73%)	34 (76%)	-2%	0.89	0.500
Somewhat serious problem	5 (11%)	11 (24%)	-13%	0.39	0.083	9 (20%)	5 (11%)	9%	2.00	0.192
Not serious at all	4 (9%)	6 (13%)	-4%	0.63	0.370	3 (7%)	6 (13%)	-7%	0.46	0.242
How likely is it that your child will suffer from diarrhoea if you wash your hands with soap at the five critical times each day?
Very likely	4 (9%)	0 (0%)	9%		0.058	0 (0%)	1 (2%)	-2%	0.00	0.500
Somewhat likely	17 (38%)	13 (29%)	9%	1.49	0.251	7 (16%)	7 (16%)	0%	1.00	0.614
Not likely at all	24 (53%)	31 (69%)	-16%	0.52	0.097	38 (84%)	37 (82%)	2%	1.17	0.500