Contraception and Reproductive Medicine

Table 2 Chi-square test of the association between contraception use and confounders

From: Association between media exposure and family planning in Myanmar and Philippines: evidence from nationally representative survey data

Variable	Philippines			Myanmar
	Contraception use		p-value	Contraception use		p-value
	Yes	No	p-value	Yes	No	p-value
Age group						< 0.01
• 15–24	339	203		580	280
• 25–29	454	297		710	330
• 30–34	486	280	< 0.01	834	522
• 35–39	530	320		923	469
• 40–49	765	824		880	1498
Residence
• Urban	1564	1142	0.529	1170	684	< 0.01
• Rural	1009	782		2757	2433	< 0.01
Education level						< 0.01
• No education	10	41		443	633
• Primary	355	337	< 0.01	1820	1527
• Secondary	1313	774		1298	743
• Higher	895	772		366	194
Partner education level						< 0.01
• No education	10	41		429	634
• Primary	355	337	< 0.01	1595	1255
• Secondary	1313	774		1621	1068
• Higher	895	772		283	162
Socio-economic status						< 0.01
• Poorest	398	381		732	467
• Poorer	494	281		774	412
• Middle	534	346	< 0.01	765	391
• Richer	610	412		802	339
• Richest	537	504		854	314
Number of living children						< 0.01
• No children	39	302		266	430
• 1–3	1870	1154	< 0.01	3088	1934
• More than 3	663	468		573	755
Age at first marriage						< 0.01
• Below 20	1064	698		1872	1450
• 20–25	1134	775	< 0.01	1552	1122
• Above 25	374	451		503	548
Working status						0.66
• Employed	1241	956	0.57	1381	1077
• Unemployed	1332	968		2546	2042

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