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Table 3 The proportional odds ratios and their 95% CI for the five final ordinal regression models.

From: Drug use and nightlife: more than just dance music

 

Alcohol

Cannabis

MDMA

Amphetamines

Cocaine

 

OR

95% CI

OR

95% CI

OR

95% CI

OR

95% CI

OR

95% CI

   Final model

          

   Age in years

1.04**

1.01-1.08

  

1.10***

1.06-1.15

1.06*

1.01-1.11

1.09***

1.05-1.14

   Gender male

0.55**

0.38-0.78

0.52***

0.37-0.73

0.55*

0.33-0.91

  

0.55*

0.32-0.94

Music preference

         

   Dance music

  

2.25**

1.36-3.72

3.19*

1.12-9.09

  

3.46*

1.08-11.07

   Southern/funky music

          

   Rock music

        

0.47**

0.29-0.76

Number of Last month visits

         

   Pubs

1.08***

1.05-1.11

1.02*

1.00-1.04

1.05**

1.02-1.08

  

1.04**

1.01-1.07

   Clubs

0.95*

0.90-1.00

  

1.11***

1.05-1.17

  

1.11***

1.05-1.18

   Goa parties

  

1.28**

1.09-0.151

  

1.10*

1.02-1.19

1.23**

1.07-1.42

Sampling venue

         

   Rock festivals

    

0.41

0.26-0.65

0.50*

0.29-0.87

0.51**

0.31-0.81

   Dance events

    

1.63**

1.19-2.23

  

1.69**

1.22-2.35

   Clubs

    

1.48*

1.04-2.11

    

   LR chi2 (10)

62.28

70.57

109.25

37.59

124.45

   Prob > chi2

0.0001

0.0001

0.0001

0.0001

0.0001

   Pseudo R squared

0.058

0.054

0.145

0.078

0.180

  1. For each drug, last year use (no, occasional and regular use) was regressed on various socio-demographic, music and nightlife variables.
  2. Wald z-tests with * p < 0.05, ** p < 0.01 and *** p < 0.001.