From: Spatial distribution and multilevel analysis of the ideal number of children among Ethiopian women
Predictor variables | Category | ||
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Region | 1 = Tigray, 2 = Afar, 3 = Amhara, 4 = Oromia,, 5 = Somali, 6 = Benshangul G.,7 = SNNPE, 8 = Gambela, 9 = Harari, 10 = Addis Abeba and 11 = Dire Dew | ||
Woman’s age | 1 = 15–19, 2 = 20–24, 3 = 25–29, 4 = 30–34, 5 = 35–39, 6 = 40–44 and 7 = 45–49 | ||
Sex of household head | 1 = Male,2 = Female | ||
Women’s living child | 1 = no, 2 = yes | ||
Contraception using | 1 = no,2 = yes | ||
Place of residence | 1 = urban, 2 = rural | ||
Wealth index | 1 = poorest, 2 = poorer, 3 = middle, 4 = richer and 5 = richest | ||
Women’s work | 1 = no employed, 2 = employed | ||
Women’s education | 1 = no education, 2 = primary,3 = secondary and 4 = higher | ||
Religion | 1 = Orthodox, 2 = Catholic, 3 = Protestant, 4 = Muslim, 5 = traditional and 6 = other | ||
Marital status | 1 = single, 2 = marriage, 3 = Separated/Divorced/Widowed | ||
Husband education | 1 = no education,2 = primary,3 = secondary,4 = higher,5 = don’t know | ||
Husband work | 1 = no employed and 2 = employed | ||
Family size | Count | ||
Age at first married (yrs) | Continuous | ||
Age at first birth (yrs) | Continuous |