Table 7. Bivariable and multivariable logistic regression of factors associated with thinness among urban school adolescent girls, 2020 (n = 381).

Variable	Response	Thinness		COR (95% CI)	AOR (95% CI)
		No	Yes
Father education	Unable to read and write	20	3	1.230(0.310–4.888)	1.112(0.267–4.631)
	Read and write	90	21	1.913(0.851–4.302)	1.658(0.719–3.824)
	Primary school	86	5	0.477(0.156–1.454)	0.511(0.163–1.597)
	Secondary school	57	7	1.007(0.362–2.802)	1.321(0.456–3.825)
	College and above	82	10	1.0	1.0
Age category	Early	111	31	8.378(2.480–28.301)	8.378(2.480–28.301) ***
	Middle	134	12	2.687(0.737–9.789)	2.687(0.737–9.789)
	Late	90	3	1.0	1.0
Mother education	Unable to read and write	69	9	1.728(0.505–5.919)	2.421(0.525–11.151)
	Read and write	85	18	2.806(0.901–8.742)	3.256(0.803–13.209)
	Primary	72	7	1.288(0.359–4.627)	1.512(0.356–6.430)
	Secondary	56	8	1.893(0.538–6.657)	2.520(0.614–10.339)
	College and above	53	4	1.0	1.0
Availability of latrine	No	36	8	1.749(0.757–4.039)	1.317(0.502–3.455)
	Yes	299	38	1.0	1.0
Wash hands after visited toilet	No	135	14	0.648(0.333–1.260)	0.613(0.305–1.232)
	Yes	200	32	1.0	1.0
Adolescent education	Primary	183	40	5.537(2.286–13.412)	2.592(0.723–9.293)
	Secondary	152	6	1.0	1.0
Wealth index	Lower class	37	2	0.775(0.123–4.890)	1.256(0.170–9.285)
	Middle class	255	41	2.305(0.683–7.775)	1.606(0.431–5.986)
	Upper class	43	3	1.0	1.0

*** = p value<0.00, p-value of Hosmer and Lemeshow test: 0.901.