Table 16 Self-reported behaviour: assessment of advantages and disadvantages of treatments
How sure are you about the advantages and disadvantages of the [most recent] treatment you used? | ||
|---|---|---|
|  | Control schools N = 2844 | Intervention schools N = 3943 |
A. Not very sure because I don’t know the reasons behind the claims about the good and bad things that treatment makes happen | 531 (18.7%) | 851 (21.6%) |
B. Not very sure because there was not a good reason behind the claims about the advantages of the treatment | 355 (12.5%) | 549 (13.9%) |
C. Not very sure because I only know about the advantages of the treatment. I also need to know about the disadvantages | 765 (26.9%) | 992 (25.2%) |
D. Very sure because there is a good reason behind the claims about the advantages and disadvantages of the treatment | 652 (22.9%) | 929 (23.6%) |
E. I did not use any treatment | 498 (17.5%) | 590 (15.0%) |
Missing | 43 (1.5%) | 32 (0.8%) |
Odds ratio (C versus any other response) | 1.05 (95% CI, 0.86–1.30) P = 0.62 | |
Adjusted difference answer C vs else | −0.9% (95% CI, −5.3% to 2.7%) | |
Odds ratio (D versus any other response) | 1.03 (95% CI, 0.85–1.23) P = 0.79 | |
Adjusted difference answer D vs else | −0.5% (95% CI, −3.9% to 2.8%) | |