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Table 2 Analysis results of general estimating equation model with the childbirth plan a

From: Impact of parental leave system on the childbirth plan among working married women: a three-year follow-up study of the Korean longitudinal survey of women and families

Variables

Childbirth plan

Adjusted OR

95% CI

Parental leave system

    

 Applicable

3.63

(1.32

9.99)

 Not applicable

1.00

   

Age

    

 25–29

7.08

(2.29

21.86)

 30–34

6.06

(2.87

12.79)

 35–39

1.00

   

Region

    

 Urban

0.69

(0.32

1.49)

 Rural

1.00

   

Educational level

    

 College or over

5.56

(1.51

20.36)

 High school or below

1.00

   

Household incomeb

    

 High

0.81

(0.27

2.41)

 Mid

0.75

(0.30

1.91)

 Low

1.00

   

Occupational categoriesc

    

 White collar

0.93

(0.27

3.22)

 Pink collar

1.08

(0.21

5.64)

 Blue collar

0.98

(0.19

5.04)

 Self-employed, unpaid workers

1.00

   

Other childbirth support systemsd

    

 No

0.61

(0.22

1.73)

 Yes

1.00

   

View of life for childrene

    

 Necessary

2.61

(1.19

5.72)

 Optional

1.00

   

Housework satisfaction

    

 Satisfaction

4.93

(2.42

10.05)

 Dissatisfaction

1.00

   

Subjective health status

    

 Good

1.40

(0.63

3.12)

 Bad

1.00

   

Stress

    

 Less

0.47

(0.17

1.30)

 Much

1.00

   

Current number of children

    

 0

22.82

(7.57

68.80)

 1

2.53

(1.03

6.20)

 ≥ 2

1.00

   
  1. a Adjusted OR and 95% CI are exponential results of Analysis Of GEE Parameter Estimates
  2. b Household income was stratified into three categories by year based on the sum of earned income, financial income, real estate income, transfer income, and social insurance receipts
  3. c White, pink and blue collars are wage workers based on the International Standard Classification Occupations codes
  4. d Other childbirth support systems include maternity leave, childbirth incentives, and reduced working hours during the childcare period
  5. e View of life for children indicates whether the participants thought that having children in their lives was necessary or optional