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Table 2 Comparison of respondents’ knowledge of zoonotic disease with sociodemographic factors (n = 350)

From: Associations of community knowledge, perceptions, and practices related to zoonotic disease with sociodemographic factors in and around Chiro Town, Eastern Ethiopia: a cross-sectional study

 

Category

Response

Do you know the following zoonotic disease?

Anthrax F (%)

X2

P- value

Rabies F (%)

X2

P- value

Brucellosis F (%)

X2

P- value

Tuberculosis F (%)

X2

P- value

Sex

Male (n = 240)

Yes

118(48.2%)

3.737

0.050*

194(79. 2%)

0. 458

 

55(22.4%)

0.029

0.864

207(84.5%)

3.439

0. 064

Female (n = 110)

Yes

40(36.4%)

 

83(75.4%)

 

26(23.6%)

81(73.6%)

Residence

Urban (n = 131)

Yes

66(50.4%)

2.509

0. 285

109(83.2%)

1.199

0.549

29(22.1%)

0.693

0. 707

117(89.3%)

8.254

0. 016*

Rural (n = 219)

Yes

91(41.5%)

169(77.2%)

53(24.2%)

172(78.5%)

Education level

Illiterate (n = 132)

Yes

54(40.9%)

39.272

0. 000*

99(75%)

10.430

0. 034*

31(23.5%)

1.455

0.835

105(79.5%)

11.159

0.025*

Elementary (n = 83)

Yes

26(31.3%)

69(83.1%)

20(24.1%)

63(75.9%)

High school (n = 60)

Yes

20(33.3%)

40(66.7%)

11(18.3%)

48(80%)

Preparatory (n = 50)

Yes

44(88%)

47(94%)

12(24%)

42(84%)

 

diploma and above (n = 25)

Yes

12(48%)

  

21(84%)

  

7(28%)

  

20(80%)

  

Occupation

Teacher (n = 23)

Yes

5(21.7%)

14.932

0. 002*

9(39.1%)

3.031

0.387

2(8.7%)

1.267

0.737

9(39.1%)

24.831

0.000*

Student (n = 85)

Yes

60(70.6%)

82(96.5%)

23(27.1%)

81(89.4%)

Farmer (n = 200)

Yes

77(38.5%)

154(77%)

51(25.5%)

149(74.5%)

Other (n = 42)

Yes

16(38.1%)

33(78.6%)

7(16.7%)

33 (78.6%)

  1. Note that * indicates a significant difference at a p = 0.05, X2 = Chi-square