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Table 3 Logistic regression: predictors of self-reported reductions in gambling due to reading statements

From: Use and impact of government-mandated activity statements for online gambling in Australia

N = 690

 

log(OR)

OR

95% CI

p value

How frequently do you read statements?

< 0.001

   

 Rarely

 

 Sometimes

1.121

3.07

1.45, 6.47

 

 Very often

2.275

9.73

4.53, 20.9

 

Age

− 0.030

0.97

0.95, 0.99

0.008

Gender

   

0.777

 Male

 

 Female

− 0.339

0.71

0.25, 2.00

 

 Unknown

0.386

1.47

0.12, 17.7

 

Education level

− 0.039

0.96

0.82, 1.12

0.620

PGSI group

   

< 0.001

 No risk

 

 Low risk

0.010

1.01

0.37, 2.73

 

 Moderate risk

1.248

3.48

1.52, 7.99

 

 High risk

1.541

4.67

1.809, 12.1

 

Past 30-day betting intensity

0.017

1.02

1.01, 1.03

0.003

Past 30-day net outcome

0.000

1.00

1.00, 1.00

0.711

Past 30-day total no. deposits

0.006

1.01

1.00, 1.02

0.227

Active deposit limit

   

0.591

 No

 

 Yes

− 0.245

0.78

0.32, 1.92

 
  1. The outcome variable was self-reported changes in gambling behaviour as a result of reading statements, with the two response options representing reductions in gambling used as the target value and the reference value set as the response indicating no self-reported change in gambling as a result of reading statements. Emboldened values were statistically significant at < 0.005
  2. OR, odds ratio; CI, confidence Interval