Using the theory of planned behavior to explain birth in health facility intention among expecting couples in a rural setting Rukwa Tanzania: a cross-sectional survey

Table 5 The association between domains of theory of planned behavior and no intention to use health facility for childbirth among male partners

Variable		OR	95%CI		p-value		AOR	95%CI		p-value
Variable	B		Lower	Upper		B		Lower	Upper
Attitude	0.03	1.03	0.943	1.124	0.51	−0.084	0.92	0.726	1.165	0.489
Perceived subjective norms	0.001	1.001	0.94	1.066	0.98	0.132	1.141	0.901	1.445	0.274
Perceived behavior control	0.011	1.011	0.938	1.089	0.78	−0.155	0.857	0.675	1.088	0.205
Age groups
Less than 20		1					1
21 to 25	−0.68	0.507	0.234	1.094	0.08	−0.704	0.495	0.224	1.095	0.083
26 to 30	−0.875	0.417	0.184	0.945	0.04	−0.803	0.448	0.194	1.038	0.061
31 to 35	−1.895	0.15	0.033	0.679	0.01	−1.881	0.152	0.033	0.7	0.016
36+	−0.267	0.766	0.351	1.67	0.5	−0.263	0.769	0.339	1.742	0.528
Ethnic group
Fipa		1					1
Mambwe	0.663	1.941	1.046	3.602	0.04	0.723	2.06	1.069	3.972	0.031
Others	0.487	1.628	0.734	3.61	0.23	0.714	2.041	0.878	4.744	0.097
Education level
No formal		1					1
Primary school	0.141	1.151	0.642	2.065	0.64	0.243	1.275	0.691	2.351	0.437
Secondary school or higher	−1.055	0.348	0.045	2.712	0.31	−0.613	0.542	0.066	4.428	0.567
Covered with health Insurance
No		1					1
Yes	−1.026	0.358	0.172	0.748	0.01	0.006	0.343	0.16	0.734	0.006

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