Table 3: Crude and adjusted odds ratios (ORs) for risk factors of overweight obesity in schoolgirls.

Variables

Reference category

Crude OR

(95% CI)

Adjusted OR (95% CI)

household income ≥SR 10,000 §

Ref:<SR 10000

0.39

(0.22 - 0.71)*

0.29

(0.12 - 0.75)*

Student pocket money >SR 5 §

Ref: Up to SR 5

2.71

(1.68 - 4.37)**

3.90

(1.80 - 8.45)**

Parental obesity: no §

Ref: Yes

0.31

(0.15 - 0.65)*

0.341

(0.11 - 1.09)

Daily (TV) time >2 hours §

Ref: Up to 2 hours

5.44

(3.95 - 9.58)**

2.77

(1.19 - 6.42)*

Physical activity: Daily §

(≤ 5 times /week: Ref)

0.10

(0.051 - 0.21)**

0.10

(0.04 - 0.26)**

Junk food consumption: daily §

Ref: Sometimes

3.99

(2.34–6.78)**

3.83

(1.74–8.44)**

Daily fruit consumption: 3 or more §

Ref: <3

0.44

(0.30–0.65)**

0.45

(0.22–0.94)*

Eating at a restaurant: >3 § times/week

Ref: ≤ 3/ week

2.28

(1.43–3.64)*

2.66

(1.27–5.57)*

Student’s food knowledge ¥

 

0.39

(0.31–0.48)**

0.54

(0.28–1.07)

Student’s food preference ¥

 

0.19

(0.138–0.27)**

0.23

(0.09 - 0.60)*

Mother’s nutritional knowledge ¥

 

0.47

(0.38–0.58)**

0.48

(0.33–0.71)**

*p-value <0.05; **p-value <0.0001; (Ref): reference group; §: adjusted for monthly household income, student pocket money, parent obesity, screen time (TV, Internet); physical activity; junk food consumption; daily fruit consumption; and eating from a restaurant. ¥: adjusted for child food knowledge, food preferences, mother’s nutritional knowledge, income, pocket money, and parent obesity.