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Table 2 Logistic and linear regression models assessing differences in alcohol portrayals between US and nationally produced films

From: Comparison of tobacco and alcohol use in films produced in Europe, Latin America, and the United States

 

Alcohol

 

Youth-rated films

All films

 

Prevalence

Seconds

Prevalence

Seconds

Country

OR

95 % CI

β

95 % CI

OR

95 % CI

β

95 % CI

US

ref.

 

ref.

 

ref.

 

ref.

 

Germany

1.28

(0.58–2.85)

55.11

(−8.87–119.08)

1.11

(0.51–2.45)

38.89

(−30.76–108.54)

Iceland

3.28

(0.43–25.25)

−20.28

(−128.07–87.51)

2.84

(0.37–21.83)

−36.50

(−155.50–82.51)

Italy

6.44*

(1.53–27.06)

70.93*

(12.83–129.03)

5.59*

(1.34–23.35)

54.71

(−8.24–117.66)

Netherlands

0.71

(0.31–1.64)

−63.63

(−146.95–19.69)

0.61

(0.28–1.34)

−44.04

(−130.98–42.91)

Poland

omitteda

 

−68.95

(−224.67–86.77)

4.93

(0.46–8.66)

0.66

(−90.86–92.18)

UK

1.75

(0.39–7.79)

9.73

(−94.80–114.27)

1.99

(0.44–1.76)

9.51

(−91.75–110.76)

Mexico

0.51

(0.19–1.38)

58.54

(−53.10–169.67)

0.87

(0.85–6.88)

87.40*

(20.26–154.54)

Argentina

2.57

(0.89–7.38)

58.54

(−5.44–122.52)

2.42

(4.15–6.70)

65.75

(−1.39–132.90)

  1. *p < .05, **p < .01, ***p < .001
  2. Notea: Omitted due to predicting success perfectly (100 % of films contain alcohol)