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Table 3 Couples’ determinants of contraceptive use in women

From: Determinants of contraceptive use among Nigerian couples: evidence from the 2013 Demographic and Health Survey

Folkloric/tradition vs. No Method

 

b/(se)

% Change in Odds

Age

−0.081 (0.08)

−7.8

Men’s Age

−0.054 (0.07)

−5.2

Education

0.055*** (0.01)

5.6

Men’s education

0.037* (0.02)

3.7

Fertility Preferences

0.372*** (0.09)

45

Men’s Fertility

  

Preferences

0.298*** (0.09)

34.7

Total children

0.055 (0.04)

5.7

Husband’s desire

  

For children

−0.028 (0.03)

−2.8

Health decision maker

−0.223**

−20

Spending decision

  

Maker

−0.048 (0.06)

−4.7

Earning power

−0.279* (0.11)

−24.4

Male perception

  

Of decision maker

0.134* (0.07)

14.4

Constant

−19.118 (877.29)

 

Modern vs. No Method

 

b/(se)

% Change in odds

Age

0.009 (0.06)

0.9

Men’s Age

−0.006 (0.05)

−0.6

Education

0.052*** (0.01)

3.83

Men’s Education

0.059*** (0.01)

4.12

Fertility Preferences

0.577*** (0.07)

53.6

Men’s Fertility

  

Preferences

0.115 (0.06)

12.0

Total children

0.036 (0.03)

3.7

Husband’s desire

  

For children

−0.041* (0.02)

−4.1

Health decision maker

−0.252*** (0.05)

−22.3

Spending decision

  

Maker

−0.070 (0.05)

−6.7

Earning power

−0.090 (0.09)

−8.6

Male perception

  

Of decision maker

−0.018 (0.05)

−1.8

Constant

−19.720 (576.61)

 
  1. * p < 0.05, ** p < 0.01, *** p < 0.001