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. 2020 Jun 4;17(11):3985. doi: 10.3390/ijerph17113985

Table 7.

Multiple linear regressions to identify factors that affect food and nutritional knowledge of reproductive-age women in rural and urban areas of Sri Lanka (N = 400).

Variables β SE VIF t p-Value
Age 0.256 0.050 1.388 5.091 0.000 *
Area 0.062 0.095 2.258 1.125 0.049 **
Marital status −0.127 0.012 3.574 −2.391 0.115
Family size 0.542 0.089 1.809 6.092 0.000 *
Main occupation 0.352 0.049 1.970 −2.335 0.029 **
Monthly income 0.406 0.040 1.417 2.007 0.001 *
BMI 0.118 0.011 1.534 2.391 0.027 **
Residency period in living area −0.002 0.022 2.433 −0.242 0.966
Educational level 0.469 0.141 1.505 3.330 0.001 *
Attitudes towards nutrition 0.049 0.086 2.510 −0.573 0.000 *
Food and nutrition practice 0.208 0.128 1.216 −1.627 0.020 **
Nutrition-related behaviour −0.689 0.144 2.596 −4.773 0.273
Perception of food quality −0.105 0.303 2.916 −0.346 0.495

Abbreviation: β-Beta weights, SE-Std. Error, ** Correlation significant at 0.01 level (two-tailed); * correlation significant at 0.05 level (two-tailed), VIF: variance Inflation Factor.