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Table 7 Factors associated with theoretical unsafe behavior toward grenades among children who have seen no explosive devices (ED) (N = 311) in a household KAP survey—Colombia, 2012

From: Risk factors for unsafe behaviors toward grenades among rural populations affected by explosive devices in Colombia

Characteristica

Described unsafe behavior

Did not describe unsafe behavior

Odds ratio from bivariable analysis (95% CI)

n (%)b

95% CI

n (%)b

95% CI

Total

30 (10.2)

7.2–14.2

281 (89.8)

85.8–92.8

n/a

Demographics

 Male

13 (10.9)

6.7–17.2

117 (89.1)

82.8–93.3

1.1 (0.6–2.1)

 Female

17 (9.7)

6.4–14.3

164 (90.3)

85.7–93.6

Ref

 Mean age in years (95% CL)

12.4

11.7–13.1

12.9

12.6–13.1

0.9 (0.8–1.1)

 In school

25 (9.6)

6.2–14.5

251 (90.4)

85.5–93.8

0.6 (0.2–2.0)

 Not in school

5 (15.0)

6.1–32.3

30 (85.0)

67.7–93.9

Ref

 Outdoor occupation

0 (0)

n/a

10 (100)

n/a

Cannot calculate

 Not outdoor occupation

30 (10.6)

7.6–14.7

268 (89.4)

85.3–92.4

 

Media habits

 Mean number of media sources used per week (newspaper, radio, TV, internet) (95% CL)

2.1

1.8–2.3

2.2

2.0–2.3

0.8 (0.6–1.3)

Knowledge of ED

 Mean number correct out of 8 true/false statements about ED (95% CL)

4.5

3.6–5.3

5.3

5.0–5.6

0.8 (0.6–0.98) c

Perceived community ED risk

 Has ever heard of accidents in which EDs have exploded in the community and caused human injury or death

5 (9.4)

3.8–21.2

52 (90.6)

78.8–96.1

0.9 (0.4–2.2)

 Has not heard of accidents

25 (10.4)

7.6–14.1

228 (89.6)

85.9–92.4

Ref

Receipt of MRE

 Has received MRE

4 (6.3)

2.3–16.0

63 (93.7)

84.0–97.7

0.5 (0.2–1.5)

 Has not received MRE

26 (11.4)

8.1–15.8

215 (88.6)

84.2–91.9

Ref

  1. aMeans are presented with 95% confidence limits (CL)
  2. bPercentages are weighted based on probability of selection at each stage
  3. cBold text signifies statistical significance at p < 0.05