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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Prim Prev. 2021 Jun 21;42(5):425–440. doi: 10.1007/s10935-021-00638-z

Table 3.

Multivariate Binary Logistic Regression Results for Tanning, Sun Protection, and Time Spent Outdoors as Predictors of 1 or More Recent Sunburn (N = 400)

Variable Odds Ratio 95% CI p

Sex
Male REF
Female .52 .28, .95 .03
Race .001
Asian .38 .19, .75 .005
Black .09 .02, .34 < .001
Other .34 .13, .89 .03
Skin Type a 1.96 1.36, 2.81 < .001
Unintentional Outdoor Tanningb 1.37 1.01, 1.86 .04
Intentional Outdoor Tanningb 3.35 2.31, 4.84 < .001
Indoor Tanning b .83 .36, 1.94 .67
Sunscreen + 1 1.10 .60, 2.02 .77
Weekday Sun Exposure .38
31 min to 1 h 3.11 .76, 12.83 .12
2 h 2.15 .51, 9.01 30
3 h 1.06 .23, 4.89 .94
4 h 1.26 .26, 6.11 .77
5 h 2.02 .39, 10.57 .41
6 h 1.23 .20, 7.60 .83
Weekend Sun Exposure .38
31 min to 1 h 1.17 .23, 5.88 .85
2 h 1.61 .32, 8.09 .56
3 h 1.41 .28, 7.06 .68
4 h 2.45 .49, 12.31 .28
5 h 4.26 .75, 24.11 .10
6 h 1.54 .25, 9.35 .64
a

Odds ratios represent a per unit increase on a 6-point scale

b

Odds ratios represent a per unit increase on a 5-point scale