Table 6.

Multiple Logistic Regression Analysis of Factors Associated With Overweight/obesity in Adolescent Girls From Rural Communities of Jutiapa, Guatemala.^a

Characteristics	OR	95% CI	AOR	95% CI
Demographic
Age, years (15–17 years)	1.37	0.79–2.40	0.94	0.36–2.50
Education (yes)	0.82	0.35–0.92b	0.17	0.03–0.99b
Dad occupation (unemployed)	2.32	1.26–4.28b	2.38	1.18–5.76b
Family size (>5 persons)	0.54	0.25–1.18	0.53	0.15–1.84
Lifestyle
TV viewing (>2 h/d)	1.10	0.62–1.92	2.62	1.39–3.69b
Dinner in front of TV (>3 times/wk)	1.54	0.88–2.69	0.79	0.28–2.24
Using cell/computer (≥2 h/d)	1.49	0.85–2.62	1.06	0.40–2.78
Mom body size (overweight)	1.26	1.90–2.70b	1.82	1.12–3.80b
Waist circumference	3.27	1.43–5.69c	3.91	2.87–9.11c
High blood pressure (yes)	4.71	2.17–8.23c	4.11	1.51–8.36b
Diet
Red meat consumption (>2 times/wk)	1.45	0.17–2.17	1.39	0.47–3.20
Junk food score	1.69	0.33–2.46	1.09	0.35–2.82
Met fruit recommendations	0.52	0.29–0.93b	0.45	0.18–0.98b
Met vegetables recommendations	1.42	1.80–3.53b	1.58	0.43–5.76
Eating take out/fast food	1.30	0.75–2.27	0.98	0.40–2.39
Soft drinks available in the home	1.40	0.92–2.13	2.36	1.69–3.67b

Abbreviation: AOR, adjusted odds ratio.

^aHosmer-Lemmeshow goodness-of-fit test of final model: 0.638.

^bSignificance at P value < .05.

^cSignificance at P value < .001.