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Table 4 Logistic regression analysis to understand the impact intrapersonal, interpersonal, and physical environmental factors have on AST behaviour

From: Understanding child and parent perceptions of barriers influencing children’s active school travel

 

Active Travel to School

Active Travel from School

OR

95% CI

P

OR

95% CI

P

Intrapersonal

 Boys (ref: girls)

1.234

0.919–1.655

0.162

1.146

0.902–1.455

0.264

 Age

1.394

1.254–1.549

< 0.001

1.486

1.344–1.643

< 0.001

Interpersonal

 Mothers Education (ref: no high school diploma)

  High school diploma

1.106

0.489–2.502

0.810

1.245

0.464–3.338

0.664

  Post secondary

1.414

0.645–3.100

0.387

1.096

0.462–2.601

0.835

  Missing

2.478

0.708–8.672

0.156

1.575

0.296–8.392

0.594

 Fathers Education (ref: no high school diploma)

  High school diploma

0.600

0.269–1.336

0.211

1.003

0.520–1.933

0.993

  Post secondary

0.900

0.405–2.000

0.797

1.648

0.844–3.219

0.144

  Missing

0.912

0.330–2.520

0.859

1.225

0.395–3.798

0.726

 Siblings (ref: No Siblings)

0.988

0.979–0.997

0.007

0.988

0.977–0.999

0.039

 Mothers Occupational Status (ref: Unemployed)

  Employed

1.410

1.030–1.929

0.032

1.490

1.052–2.111

0.025

  Missing/prefer not to answer

1.082

0.552–2.121

0.818

1.221

0.602–2.477

0.579

 Fathers Occupational Status (ref: Unemployed)

  Employed

1.412

0.862–2.313

0.170

1.417

0.757–2.651

0.276

  Missing/prefer not to answer

1.151

0.543–2.440

0.714

1.369

0.606–3.094

0.450

 Number of Vehicles (ref: 0 vehicles)

  1

0.175

0.062–0.490

< 0.001

0.211

0.072–0.618

0.005

  2 or more

0.105

0.037–0.295

< 0.001

0.134

0.045–0.397

< 0.001

  Missing

0.283

0.076–1.062

0.061

0.322

0.087–1.194

0.090

 Median Family Income (10,000 CAD)

0.951

0.888–1.019

0.155

0.949

0.873–1.032

0.221

Physical Environment

 Network distance between home and school (km)

0.163

0.096–0.277

< 0.001

0.167

0.094–0.298

< 0.001

 Urbanicity (ref: Suburban Large City)

  Urban

0.589

0.348–0.996

0.048

0.851

0.400–1.809

0.675

  Rural

0.845

0.495–1.443

0.538

0.804

0.454–1.424

0.454

 Constant

2.207

0.374–13.012

0.382

0.896

0.129–6.226

0.912

 Sample size (N)

1292

1273

 Pseudo R2

0.135

0.142

 Log Pseudolikelihood

− 676.545

−586.435

  1. All italicized numbers represent statistical signifigance based on critical value cut-offs p<0.05 or p<0.01