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. 2021 Jul 21;16(7):e0254926. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0254926

Table 3. Distribution of the socio-demographic variables with respect to any type of current substance use.

Variables Substance users (n; %) Substance non-users (n; %) χ2 test value df p-value OR; 95% CI
Gender
Male 47; 20.7% 180; 79.3% 42.856 1 <0.001 51.178 (6.989–374.772)
Female 1; 0.5% 196; 99.5% Reference
Study group
Science 17; 7.1% 221; 92.9% 12.069 2 0.002 0.263 (0.117–0.591)
Business 19; 14.3% 114; 85.7% 0.569 (0.254–1.275)
Arts 12; 22.6% 41; 77.4% Reference
Religion
Muslim 45; 11.4% 350; 88.6% 0.030 1 0.864 1.114 (0.324–3.830)
Others 3; 10.3% 26; 89.7% Reference
Daily exercise or play
Yes 20; 13.5% 128; 86.5% 1.097 1 0.295 1.389 (0.750–2.573)
No 27; 10.1% 240; 89.9% Reference
First ten years of life lived in
Metropolitan city 5; 17.9% 23; 82.1% 1.367 3 0.713 1.739 (0.557–5.428)
District town 6; 10.7% 50; 89.3% 0.960 (0.340–2.710
Upazilla town 24; 10.5% 204; 89.5% 0.941 (0.452–1.961)
Village 12; 11.1% 96; 88.9% Reference
Living with family
Yes 45; 11.6% 343; 88.4% 1.032 1 0.310 2.099 (0.487–9.057)
No 2; 5.9% 32; 94.1% Reference
Having a personal room in the house
Yes 37; 11.5% 286; 88.5% 1.178 1 0.278 1.589 (0.684–3.693)
No 7; 7.5% 86; 92.5% Reference
Having a good family influence on life (perception)
Yes 39; 10.1% 346; 89.9% 6.910 1 0.009 0.306 (0.121–0.774)
No 7; 26.9% 19; 73.1% Reference