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Table 2 Multivariable analysis of the association of student characteristics with cybervictimization

From: Cybervictimization among secondary students: social networking time, personality traits and parental education

 

Model 1a)

aOR (95% CI)

Model 2b)

aOR (95% CI)

Model 3c)

aOR (95% CI)

Age

1.305 (1.010–1.687)

1.197 (0.947–1.513)

1.276 (.985–1.653)

Female

1.268 (0.882–1.822)

1.331 (0.980–1.809)

1.231 (0.854–1.774)

Parental education

 Mother education (secondary or more)

1.060 (0.695–1.617)

1.010 (.693–1.474)

1.080 (0.707–1.651)

 Father education (secondary or more)

1.023 (0.693–1.509)

1.098 (0.772–1.562)

0.990 (0.669–1.465)

Personality traits, z-score

 Openness

1.070 (0.901–1.271)

_

1.074 (0.903–1.279)

 Conscientiousness

0.730 (0.599–0.888)

_

0.742 (0.606–0.908)

 Extraversion

1.454 (1.190–1.778)

_

1.418 (1.154–1.742)

 Agreeableness

1.035 (0.835–1.284)

_

1.037 (0.834–1.289)

 Emotional Instability

1.575 (1.318–1.881)

_

1.566 (1.307–1.877)

Social network use

 Daily social network use

 

1.211 (1.042–1.407)

1.109 (.938–1.311)

  1. Logistic regression analysis; a) Model 1: X2 = 57.70; p > 0.001; −2loglikelihood = 845.51; Nagelkerke R2 = 0.08 b) Model 2: X2 = 14.40; p = 0.006; −2loglikelihood = 978.58; Nagelkerke R2 = 0.03; c) Model 3: X2 = 60.53; p > 0.001; −2loglikelihood = 849.41; Nagelkerke R2 = 0.12