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Table 2 Knowledge and attitude of study participants on alcohol consumption during pregnancy in Gondar town, Northwest Ethiopia, 2019 (n = 1216)

From: Individual and community-level predictors of maternal alcohol consumption during pregnancy in Gondar town, Northwest Ethiopia: a multilevel logistic regression analysis

Variables

Alcohol consumption

Total (%)

p-value

Yes (%)

No (%)

Ever heard the risk of alcohol drinking during pregnancy

   

 < 0.001

 Yes

133 (19.5)

549 (80.5)

683 (56.09%)

 

 No

235 (44)

299 (56)

533 (43.91%)

 

Source of information among heard ( n  = 683)

   

0.08

 Television

40 (33.4)

70 (66.4)

110 (16.11%)

 

 Radio

12 (34.2)

23 (63.8)

35 (5.12%)

 

 Health professional

53 (31)

118 (69)

171 (25.04%)

 

 Friends/family

32 (24.8)

97 (75.2)

129 (18.89%)

 

 Two and above sources

61 (25.6)

117 (74.4)

238 (34.85%)

 

Informed the risk of alcohol consumption at ANC visit ( n  = 1,101)

   

0.34

 Yes

36 (21.4)

132 (78.6)

168 (15.26%)

 

 No

294 (31.5)

639 (68.5)

933 (84.74%)

 

Level of knowledge

   

 < 0.001

 Low

306 (34.3)

585 (65.7)

891 (73.3%)

 

 Moderate

33 (27)

89 (73)

122 (10.03%)

 

 High

29 (14.3)

174 (85.7)

203 (16.69%)

 

Attitude towards alcohol consumption

   

 < 0.001

 Negative

105 (15.9)

555 (79.1)

660 (54.28%)

 

 Neutral

45 (35)

83 (65)

128 (10.53%)

 

 Positive

218 (51)

210 (49)

428 (35.20%)

 

History of pre-pregnancy alcohol consumption

   

 < 0.001

 Yes

217 (47.7)

238 (52.3)

455 (37.42%)

 

 No

151 (19.8)

610 (80.2)

761 (62.58%)

 

Partner alcohol consumption

   

 < 0.001

 Yes

329 (40.5)

484 (59.5)

813 (66.86%)

 

 No

39 (9.7)

364 (90.3)

403 (33.14%)

 

Partner encouragement to alcohol consumption

   

 < 0.001

 Yes

38 (70.4)

16 (29.6)

54 (4.44%)

 

 No

330 (28.4)

832 (71.6)

1,162 (95.56%)

 

Peers or family encourage to alcohol consumption

   

0.003

 Yes

30 (51.7)

28 (48.3)

58 (4.77%)

 

 No

338 (29.2)

820 (70.8)

1,158 (95.23%)

 

The perception that alcohol consumption is culturally or socially acceptable

   

 < 0.001

 Yes

150 (52.6)

135 (47.4)

285 (23.44%)

 

 No

218 (23.4)

713 (76.6)

931 (76.56%)

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