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Table 6 Multivariate analysis for correlates of caregivers’ comfort with SRH communication with young adolescents

From: Level and comfort of caregiver–young adolescent communication on sexual and reproductive health: a cross-sectional survey in south-western Uganda

Variable

Adjusted β (SE)

95% confidence interval

R2

Number of observations

P-value

Model 1

  

R2 = 0.07

P < 0.008

213

 

Number of YAs in a household

-0.95 (0.34)

(-1.62, -2.29)

  

0.005

Religion

 Catholic

     

 Anglican

0.00 (0.79)

(-1.56, 1.56)

  

1.000

 Pentecostal

-1.79 (0.99)

(-3.75, 0.17)

  

0.073

 Muslim

1.65 (2.27)

(-2.82, 6.13)

  

0.468

Sex

 Female

0.63 (0.60)

(-0.54, 1.81)

  

0.291

 Male

     

Model 2

  

R2 = 0.09

P = 0.01

182

 

Number of YAs in a household

-0.92 (0.37)

(-1.66, -0.19)

  

0.014

Religion

 Catholic

     

 Anglican

-0.38 (0.86)

(-2.09,1.32)

  

0.655

 Pentecostal

-2.55 (1.10)

(-4.72, -0.38)

  

0.022

 Muslim

1.26 (2.34)

(-3.35, 5.86)

  

0.591

Sex

     

 Female

     

 Male

0.23 (0.65)

(-1.06, 1.53)

  

0.720

Caregiver–child connectedness

 High

     

 Moderate

0.25 (0.81)

(-1.35, 1.85)

  

0.759

 Low

-0.92 (0.84)

(-2.58, 0.73)

  

0.273

Model 3

  

R2 = 0.09

P = 0.06

  

Number of YAs in a household

-0.92 (0.38)

(-1.66, -0.18)

  

0.016

SRH knowledge

 High

     

 Moderate

-3.98 (3.87)

(-11.62, 3.65)

  

0.304

 Low

-4.25 (3.94)

(-12.03, 3.52)

  

0.282

Sex

 Female

     

 Male

0.19 (0.67)

(-1.12, 1.51)

  

0.774

Connectedness

 High

     

 Moderate

-0.01 (0.82)

(-1.64, 1.62)

  

0.991

 Low

-1.05 (0.85)

(-2.73, 0.63)

  

0.218

Religion

 Catholic

     

 Anglican

-0.29 (0.87)

(-2.01, 1.44)

  

0.744

 Pentecostal

-2.40 (1.13)

(-4.63, -0.19)

  

0.034

 Muslim

1.32 (2.34)

(-3.29, 5.94)

  

0.573