Evaluation of a training program for life skills education and financial literacy to community health workers in India: a quasi-experimental study

Table 4 General linear model for the change patterns’ associations with sociodemographic variables

Socio-demographic variables	Factor 1	Factor 2	Factor 3
Socio-demographic variables	β (95% CI)	β (95% CI)	β (95% CI)
Age
≤ 38 years	−0.642 (−1.077, −0.207)	0.430 (−0.005, 0.866)	−0.121 (−0.552, 0.311)
> 38 years	Reference	Reference	Reference
Years of schooling
≤ 11 years	0.104 (−0.328, 0.536)	0.403 (−0.029, 0.836)	− 0.229 (− 0.651, 0.200)
> 11 years	Reference	Reference	Reference
Years of experience
≤ 12 years	0.660 (0.203, 1.116)	0.672 (0.215, 1.129)	−0.677 (−1.129, − 0.224)
> 12 years	Reference	Reference	Reference
Monthly salary
≤ 2500 INR	−0.055 (− 0.491, 0.381)	−0.422 (− 0.859, 0.014)	−0.323 (− 0.755, 0.109)
> 2500 INR	Reference	Reference	Reference

β (95% CI): Standard regression coefficients (β) and 95% confidence intervals
R² for factor 1 regression analysis = 13.7%, R² for factor 2 regression analysis = 13.4%; R² for factor 3 regression analysis = 15.1%
P-value was < 0.01 for the associations highlighted in bold
Factor 1: Enhanced Change Perceptions; Factor 2: Change in Life Skills; Factor 3: Enhanced change in Self-Confidence and financial literacy

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