Characteristics and predictors of home injury hazards among toddlers in Wenzhou, China: a community-based cross-sectional study

Table 3 Predictors of home hazards by hierarchical linear regression (N = 366)

Independent variables	Intercept	b	Beta	R²	R²change
Set1	3.90			.091	.091
Child’s age		.19**	.13	F(2,362) = 12.05	F(3,362) = 12.05
Child’s resident status(migrant)^a		2.85***	.22
Child’s birth order(second or third)^b		1.57*	.11
Set 2	6.78			.097	.007
Child’s age		.19**	.13	F(4.361) = 9.75	F(1,361) = 2.69
Child’s resident status(migrant)^a		2.19**	.17
Child’s birth order(second or third)^b		1.28	.09
Parent’s education parent		-.22	-.10
Set 3	9.93			.129	.032
Child’s age		.19**	.13	F(8,357) = 6.63	F(4,357) = 3.27
Child’s resident status(migrant)^a		2.02*	.16
Child’s birth order(second or third)^b		.97	.07
Parent’s education parent		-.06	-.03
Community(suburban)^c		.21	.02
No. of family members		.46	.08
House type((other’s)^d		.74	.06
Family functioning		-.07**	-.16

Note: *p < .05, **p < .01, ***p < .001.
^areference category is ‘local’; ^breference category is ‘first’; ^creference category is ‘urban’; ^dreference category is ‘other’s’.

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