|
Father’s Education level
|
|
Graduate/postgraduate
|
101 (73.2)
|
95 (81.2)
|
1 (reference)
|
85 (73.3)
|
37 (77.1)
|
1 (reference)
|
|
Secondary/primary
|
37 (26.8)
|
22 (18.8)
|
1.58(0.87–2.87)
|
31 (26.7)
|
11 (22.9)
|
1.23(0.57–2.70)
|
|
Mother’s Education level
|
|
Graduate/post graduate
|
76 (55.1)
|
74 (63.2)
|
1 (reference)
|
48 (41.4)
|
29 (60.4)
|
1 (reference)
|
|
Secondary/primary
|
62 (44.9)
|
43 (36.8)
|
1.40(0.48–2.32)
|
68 (58.6)
|
19 (39.6)
|
2.16(1.08–4.30)
|
|
Having sister as sibling
|
|
One and more
|
120 (87.6)
|
111 (94.9)
|
1 (reference)
|
108 (93.1)
|
47 (97.9)
|
1 (reference)
|
|
None
|
17 (12.4)
|
6 (5.1)
|
2.62(0.99–6.88)
|
8 (6.9)
|
1 (2.1)
|
3.48(0.42–28.6)
|
|
Birth Order
|
|
Eldest among siblings
|
96(69.6)
|
98 (83.8)
|
1 (reference)
|
89 (76.7)
|
33 (68.8)
|
1 (reference)
|
|
2nd or later in birth order
|
42 (30.4)
|
19 (16.2)
|
2.26(1.22–4.17)
|
27 (23.3)
|
15 (31.3)
|
0.67(0.32–1.41)
|
|
Living with parents
|
|
Both
|
129 (95.6)
|
104 (88.9)
|
1 (reference)
|
104 (89.7)
|
44 (91.7)
|
1 (reference)
|
|
Single
|
6 (4.4)
|
13 (11.1)
|
0.37(0.14–1.01)
|
12 (10.3)
|
4 (8.3)
|
1.27(0.38–4.2)
|
|
Source of sexual health knowledge
|
|
Friends
|
8 (5.9)
|
8 (6.8)
|
1 (reference)
|
6 (5.2)
|
12 (25)
|
1 (reference)
|
|
Parents
|
51 (37.80
|
40 (34.2)
|
1.27(0.44–3.69)
|
37 (32.2)
|
7 (14.6)
|
10.57(3.0–37.6)
|
|
School
|
24 (17.8)
|
18 (15.4)
|
1.33(0.42–4.23)
|
31 (27)
|
11 (22.9)
|
5.63 (1.7–18.6)
|
|
Maid
|
38 (28.1)
|
30 (25.6)
|
1.26(0.42–3.77)
|
23 (20)
|
10 (20.8)
|
4.6(1.34–15.73)
|
|
Media sources1
|
14 (10.4)
|
21 (17.9)
|
0.66(0.20–2.19)
|
18 (15.7)
|
8 (16.7)
|
4.5(1.24–16.28)
|
|
Comfortable discussing sexual matters with:
|
|
Close friend of same age
|
45 (34.4)
|
44 (38.6)
|
1 (reference)
|
64 (56.6)
|
22 (47.8)
|
1 (reference)
|
|
Parents
|
20 (15.3)
|
21 (18.4)
|
0.93(0.44–1.95)
|
15 (13.3)
|
10 (21.7)
|
0.51(0.20–1.31)
|
|
Relatives/siblings
|
31 (23.7)
|
27 (23.7)
|
1.12(0.58–2.18)
|
25 (22.1)
|
8 (17.4)
|
1.07(0.42–2.72)
|
|
Maids
|
35 (26.7)
|
22 (19.3)
|
1.56(0.79–3.05)
|
9 (8)
|
6 (13)
|
0.52(0.16–1.61)
|
|
Parents role in sexual knowledge
|
|
Major
|
116 (84.1)
|
106 (90.6)
|
1 (reference)
|
97 (83.6)
|
31 (64.6)
|
1 (reference)
|
|
Minor
|
22 (15.9)
|
11 (9.4)
|
1.83(0.85–3.95)
|
19 (16.4)
|
17 (35.4)
|
0.35(0.16–0.77)
|
|
Attending
|
|
Public School
|
76 (55.1)
|
68 (58.1)
|
1 (reference)
|
77 (66.4)
|
32 (66.7)
|
1 (reference)
|
|
Private school
|
62 (44.9)
|
49 (41.9)
|
1.13(0.69–1.86)
|
39 (33.6)
|
16 (33.3)
|
1.01(0.49–2.07)
|
|
School curriculum discusses sexual topics
|
|
Yes
|
68 (49.3)
|
40 (34.2)
|
1 (reference)
|
61 (52.6)
|
22 (45.8)
|
1 (reference)
|
|
No
|
70 (50.7)
|
77 (65.8)
|
0.53(0.32–0.88)
|
55 (47.4)
|
26 (54.2)
|
0.76(0.39–1.49)
|
|
School curriculum adequate
2
|
|
Yes
|
45 (66.2)
|
31 (77.5)
|
1 (reference)
|
52 (85.2)
|
20 (90.9)
|
1 (reference)
|
|
No
|
23 (33.8)
|
9 (22.5)
|
1.76(0.72–4.31)
|
9 (14.8)
|
2 (9.1)
|
1.73(0.34–8.72)
|
|
Role of Teachers
|
|
Co-operative
|
85 (61.6)
|
71 (60.7)
|
1 (reference)
|
69 (59.5)
|
28 (58.3)
|
1 (reference)
|
|
Un co-operative
|
53 (38.4)
|
46 (39.3)
|
0.96(0.58–1.59)
|
47 (40.5)
|
20 (41.7)
|
0.95(0.48–1.88)
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