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. 2021 Oct 3;18(19):10431. doi: 10.3390/ijerph181910431

Table 4.

Knowledge of and attitude to pesticides among officers in Hungary and Ethiopia.

Characteristics Categories N
(%)
Hungary (n = 92) Ethiopia (n = 234) p-Value
N (%) N (%)
Knowledge about pesticide products Good 239 (73) 85 92 154 66 <0.001
Poor 87 (27) 7 8 80 32
Knowledge about routes of pesticide exposure Good 221 (68) 85 92 136 58 <0.001
Poor 105 (32) 7 8 98 42
Attitude toward pesticide toxicity Disagree 31 (10) 11 12 20 9 <0.001
Undecided 76 (23) 34 37 42 18
Agree 140 (43) 25 27 115 49
Strongly agree 79 (24) 22 24 57 24
Opinion about the cost of pesticide products Moderately expensive 33 (10) 13 14 20 9 0.309
Very expensive 122 (37) 34 37 88 38
Extremely expensive 171 (53) 45 49 126 54
Attitude toward environmental pesticide pollution (water, food, air, and soil) Disagree 54 (17) 24 26 30 13 0.001
Undecided 25 (8) 12 13 13 6
Agree 109 (33) 25 27 84 36
Strongly agree 138 (42) 31 34 107 46
Perceived health risk of pesticide use Disagree 64 (20) 29 32 35 15 <0.001
Undecided 37 (11) 18 20 19 8
Agree 148 (45) 25 27 123 53
Strongly agree 77 (24) 20 22 57 24