Association between exposure to social media and knowledge of sexual and reproductive health among adolescent girls: evidence from the UDAYA survey in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, India

Table 4 Multivariable binary logistic regression models assessing the odds of social media exposure among adolescent girls aged 15–19 years, UDAYA (wave-2, 2018–19)

Variables	OR	P-value	95% CI
Variables			LB	UB
Age of respondents
15 (ref.)
16	0.95	0.511	0.81	1.11
17	0.91	0.287	0.78	1.08
18	0.81	0.015	0.69	0.96
19	0.74	0.001	0.62	0.88
Place of residence
Urban (ref.)
Rural	0.50	< 0.001	0.46	0.56
Caste
SC (ref.)
ST	0.69	0.233	0.38	1.27
OBC	1.17	0.020	1.03	1.34
General	1.74	< 0.001	1.48	2.05
Religion
Hindu (ref.)
Muslim	1.10	0.138	0.97	1.25
Others	1.69	0.229	0.72	3.96
Education
Illiterate
Primary	1.68	0.001	1.25	2.25
Secondary	4.42	< 0.001	3.54	5.53
Higher	12.01	< 0.001	9.36	15.41
Paid work in last year
No (ref.)
Yes	1.23	0.001	1.08	1.39
Marital status
Unmarried (ref.)
Married	1.02	0.760	0.9	1.15
Wealth quintile
Poorest (ref.)
Poorer	1.56	< 0.001	1.3	1.87
Middle	2.21	< 0.001	1.86	2.62
Richer	3.73	< 0.001	3.13	4.45
Richest	6.13	< 0.001	5.11	7.37
States
Uttar Pradesh (ref.)
Bihar	2.02	< 0.001	1.82	2.25

OR odds ratio, CI confidence interval, LB lower bound, UB upper bound, ref. reference category

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