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Table 9 Linear regression analysis of preferences for birth center care (practical information, comprehensive care and accommodation)

From: Preferences for birth center care in the Netherlands: an exploration of ethnic differences

 

Practical information

Comprehensive care

Accommodation

 

Model A

Model B

Model A

Model B

Model A

Model B

 

B

B

B

B

B

B

Ethnicity (ref. = Dutch)

 Turkish

0.131

−0.400

0.274*

0.003

0.041

−0.334

 Moroccan

0.191

0.223

0.346*

−0.124

0.221

−0.259

 Other

0.015

−0.517*

0.097

−0.185

-.091

−0.151

Education (ref. = low)

 Medium

0.205

−0.097

0.317*

0.184

0.336*

0.234

 High

0.102

−0.412

0.220

−0.221

0.296*

−0.065

Age

0.002

0.001

−0.004

−0.001

−0.011

−0.009

Partner (ref. = no partner)

−0.036

−0.060

0.069

0.071

0.241

0.257

Number of children

−0.068

−0.085

0.010

0.010

−0.014

−0.006

Health

−0.026

−0.037

−0.011

0.004

0.099

0.090

Turkish*Medium

 

0.614

 

0.120

 

0.436

Turkish*High

 

0.735*

 

0.470

 

0.542

Moroccan*Medium

 

−0.452

 

0.214

 

0.340

Moroccan*High

 

0.369

 

1.049**

 

0.898*

Other*Medium

 

0.587

 

0.091

 

−0.379

Other*High

 

0.741*

 

0.502

 

0.276

Intercept

3.659***

4.142***

3.665***

3.793***

3.432***

3.591***

R2

0.035

0.113

0.068

0.112

0.101

0.146

Na

168

168

175

175

175

175

  1. *p < 0.05; **p < 0.01; ***p < 0.00
  2. aAfter removing the missing values of the independent variables, there were 186 respondents eligible for analysis. The number of missing values on each of the dependent variables varied, which is why the analysis was performed for each dependent variable separately. This resulted in a different number of respondents for each analysis
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