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Table 3 The association between the characteristics of the respondents, knowledge, attitude, breastfeeding self-efficacy, and maternal breastfeeding satisfaction

From: Breastfeeding self-efficacy as a dominant factor affecting maternal breastfeeding satisfaction

Independent Variables

Content Variables

Maternal Breastfeeding Satisfaction

OR (95% CI)

p Value

High

Low

  

n

%

n

%

Age

 Young Adult

40

56.3

31

43.7

1.83 (1.02–3.28)

0.058

 Adult

55

41.4

78

58.6

Education

 Low

21

55.3

27

44.7

1.65 (0.80–3.38)

0.234

 High

74

44.6

92

55.4

Employment

 Unemployed

91

47.9

99

52.1

2.30 (0.70–7.56)

0.262

 Employed

4

28.6

10

71.4

 

Household Income

 Below Minimum

81

52.9

72

47.1

2.97 (1.49–5.94)

0.003

 Above Minimum

14

27.5

37

72.5

Parity

 Primipara

33

46.5

38

53.5

0.99 (0.56–1.77)

1.000

 Multipara

62

46.6

71

53.4

Delivery Type

 Major Surgery

6

20

24

80

0.24 (0.09–0.61)

0.003

 Normal (per vaginal)

89

51.1

85

48.9

Knowledge

 High

56

42.7

75

57.3

0.65 (0.36–1.15)

0.187

 Low

39

53.4

34

46.6

 

Attitude

 Negative

57

52.8

51

47.2

1.71 (0.98–2.98)

0.081

 Positive

38

39.6

58

60.4

 

Self-efficacy

 High

71

78.9

19

21.1

14.01 (7.1–27.5)

0.001

 Low

24

21.1

90

78.9