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Table 3 Logistic regression results

From: Paternal education status significantly influences infants’ measles vaccination uptake, independent of maternal education status

 

Full sample

Mother has no education

Mother has primary education

Mother has secondary or higher education

Father with primary education

    

Congo

0.238* (0.127)

0.408***(0.156)

−0.099 (0.201)

0.465 (0.533)

 

N = 7431

N = 1780

N = 3139

N = 2514

Ethiopia

0.133 (0.087)

0.160 (0.098)

−0.132 (0.205)

0.567 (0.660)

 

N = 8261

N = 6395

N = 1267

N = 585

Nigeria

0.380***(0.076)

0.272***(0.104)

0.375***(0.121)

0.751*** (0.247)

 

N = 22344

N = 11147

N = 5072

N = 6125

India

0.194*** (0.047)

0.198***(0.056)

0.039 (0.106)

0.303** (0.127)

 

N = 45462

N = 17871

N = 21077

N = 6514

Pakistan

0.1384 (0.096)

0.1908* (0.104)

0.3198 (0.269)

−0.9583** (0.477)

 

N = 8268

N = 5514

N = 1149

N = 1605

Indonesia

0.231** (0.112)

0.191 (0.209)

0.321** (0.154)

−0.014 (0.403)

 

N = 14264

N = 622

N = 5693

N = 7949

Father with second or higher education

    

Congo

0.251* (0.132)

0.396** (0.185)

−0.095 (0.210)

0.526 (0.475)

Ethiopia

0.433*** (0.130)

0.594***(0.167)

0.150(0.248)

0.351(0.652)

Nigeria

0.472*** (0.076)

0.441*** (0.101)

0.473***(0.120)

0.807*** (0.236)

India

0.324*** (0.042)

0.334***(0.050)

0.189*(0.100)

0.400*** (0.111)

Pakistan

0.446*** (0.083)

0.393***(0.091)

0.6756***(0.220)

0.0180 (0.391)

Indonesia

0.550***(0.117)

0.494*(0.288)

0.670***(0.161)

0.255(0.400)

  1. Notes: Table displays coefficients and robust standard errors in parentheses. *p < 0.1, **p < 0.05, ***p < 0.01 refer to levels of significance at 10%, 5% and 1% levels respectively. The same set of controls were used for each country (religion, mother’s occupation dummies, father’s occupation dummies, wealth quintile dummies, rural residence and province dummy variables).