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Table 5 Bivariate and multivariate analysis of factors associated with acceptability of voluntary medical male circumcision among males attending form 4 in Shiselweni high schools, Eswatini, 2018 (n = 206)

From: Knowledge, attitudes and acceptance of voluntary medical male circumcision among males attending high school in Shiselweni region, Eswatini: a cross sectional study

  

BIVARIATE

MULTIVARIATE

Explanatory variables

Explanatory variables catergories

Odds Ratio

95% Confidence Interval

p- value

Adjusted Odds Ratio

95% Confidence Interval

p- value

Have circumcised family member

Yes

0.37

0.17–0.81

0.013*

0.49

0.22–1.10

0.082

Age

 

0.93

0.79–1.09

0.373

   

School Location

Urban

1

     

Rural

1.08

0.52–2.24

0.841

   

Living with

Other1

      

One Parent

0.68

0.29–1.56

0.361

   

Both Parents

1.14

0.53–2.47

0.730

   

Knowledgeable about VMMC

Yes

1.00

0.57–1.76

0.998

   

Positive Attitude toward VMMC

Yes

0.75

0.44–1.26

0.27

   

Sexually Active

Yes

0.72

0.43–1.21

0.215

   

Parented Children

Yes

0.64

0.16–2.47

0.513

   

Have circumcised friends

Yes

0.53

0.27–1.03

0.063

   

At what age did you become sexually active

21 and above

1

     

15–20

3.91

0.36–41. 89

0.260

   

10–15

1.30

0.11–15.45

0.838

   

Have ever used a condom

Never

1

     

Always

1.94

0.83 − 4.52

0.126

   

Who is the circumcised family member

Grandfather

0.79

0.04–14.03

0.869

   

Father

0.51

0.10–2.51

0.408

   

Brother

1.33

0.37–4.75

0.658

   

Cousin

3.68

0.87–15.54

0.076

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