Table VII. Significant predictors of... | Emerald Publishing

Table VII.

Significant predictors of taking long-term adaptation measures

				95% Cl for EXP(B)
Predictor variables	B	SE	Exp (B)OR	Lower	Upper
Length of residence	0.105	0.407	1.110	0.500	2.465
Gender	–0.838	0.333	0.433*	0.225	0.831
Age	–0.147	0.358	0.863	0.428	1.740
Marital status	0.329	0.425	1.390	0.604	3.196
Highest level of education	–0.179	0.329	0.836	0.439	1.595
Size of household	0.445	0.436	1.561	0.664	3.670
Household with children under 15 years	0.033	0.427	1.033	0.448	2.384
Member of family with chronic illness	0.278	0.466	1.321	0.530	3.293
Member of family with disability	0.186	0.599	1.204	0.375	3.896
Employment	0.127	0.354	1.136	0.567	2.274
Perception of flood risk	0.950	0.548	2.585*	0.324	7.570

				95% Cl for EXP(B)
Predictor variables	B	SE	Exp (B)OR	Lower	Upper
Length of residence	0.105	0.407	1.110	0.500	2.465
Gender	–0.838	0.333	0.433*	0.225	0.831
Age	–0.147	0.358	0.863	0.428	1.740
Marital status	0.329	0.425	1.390	0.604	3.196
Highest level of education	–0.179	0.329	0.836	0.439	1.595
Size of household	0.445	0.436	1.561	0.664	3.670
Household with children under 15 years	0.033	0.427	1.033	0.448	2.384
Member of family with chronic illness	0.278	0.466	1.321	0.530	3.293
Member of family with disability	0.186	0.599	1.204	0.375	3.896
Employment	0.127	0.354	1.136	0.567	2.274
Perception of flood risk	0.950	0.548	2.585*	0.324	7.570

Notes:

*Significant at 0.05; Constant β = 1.510; Model χ² (11) = 15.075; p < 0.05; Pseudo-R² values Cox and Snell 0.038; Nagelkerke 0.066; long-term adaptation measures; n = 59