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Table 7 Multivariable binary logistic regression model of rodent ownership at 13 years

From: Socio-demographic factors associated with pet ownership amongst adolescents from a UK birth cohort

Variable

Univariable result (unadjusted)

Final adjusted model

OR

95%CI

P

OR

95%CI

P

Rabbit

 No

1

  

1

  

 Yes

2.23

1.80–2.77

< 0.001

1.78

1.39–2.31

< 0.001

Fish

 No

1

  

1

  

 Yes

1.92

1.58–2.32

< 0.001

1.94

1.56–2.42

< 0.001

Gender

 Male

1

  

1

  

 Female

2.01

1.66–2.43

< 0.001

2.12

1.79–2.63

< 0.001

Number of people in household

 3

1

 

0.005

1

 

0.018

 4

1.37

1.04–1.83

0.028

1.42

1.04–1.95

0.027

 5+

1.65

1.22–2.26

0.002

1.62

1.16–2.26

0.005

Older sibling at 18 months

 No

1

  

1

  

 Yes

0.912

0.76–1.09

0.305

0.75

0.66–0.97

0.005

Maternal education

 CSE/None

1

 

0.29

1

 

0.037

 Vocational

0.70

0.46–1.08

0.113

0.57

0.46–1.13

0.035

 O Level

0.75

0.55–1.01

0.056

0.59

0.56–1.05

0.004

 A Level

0.85

0.63–1.16

0.312

0.71

0.66–1.26

0.56

 Degree

0.87

0.43–1.19

0.403

0.77

0.73–1.41

0.163

Mother pets as a child

 No, not at all

1

 

0.001

1

 

0.029

 Yes, part of time

1.04

0.76–1.44

0.792

1.03

0.73–1.44

0.013

 Yes, always

1.44

1.04–2.01

0.030

1.37

0.97–1.94

0.742

  1. Hosmer-Lemeshow statistic = 0.92, n = 2863