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Table 4 Logistic regression to identify high engagement in harm reduction behaviors in nature party attendees (N = 1206)

From: Substance use, harm reduction attitudes and behaviors among attendees of nature rave parties in Israel

Variable

Value

OR

95% C.I. for

Lower

Upper

Socio-demographics

Gender

Women-1, Men-0

1.13

0.84

1.50

Age group

26–31-1, 18–25-0

0.85

0.58

1.24

 

32–60-1, 18–25-0

0.73

0.47

1.14

Marital status

Married-1, Single-0

1.84

0.97

3.48

 

Divorced/separated-1, Single-0

2.22***

1.49

3.32

Education

Diploma-1, High school-0

1.24

0.79

1.96

 

BA student-1, High school-0

0.89

0.59

1.34

 

BA-1, High school-0

1.21

0.79

1.87

 

MA-1, High school-0

1.23

0.70

2.16

Nagelkerke R2 = 0.035

    

Attitudes toward harm reduction

Positive attitudes

Little-1, No-0

2.15***

1.35

3.43

 

Medium-1, No-0

3.36***

2.18

5.17

 

Lots-1, No-0

4.06***

2.62

6.29

Nagelkerke R2 = 0.062

    

Attitudes toward drug testing kits

Positive attitudes

Little-1, No-0

1.94**

1.21

3.11

 

Medium-1, No-0

2.52***

1.62

3.92

 

Lots-1, No-0

4.53***

2.97

6.90

Nagelkerke R2 = 0.074

    

Substances use at nature parties in the past year

Cannabis

Yes-1, No-0

1.34

0.97

1.84

Alcohol

Yes-1, No-0

0.60***

0.45

0.81

MDMA

Yes-1, No-0

1.63**

1.19

2.23

L.S.D

Yes-1, No-0

1.41*

1.03

1.94

Mushrooms/psilocybin

Yes-1, No-0

0.77

0.54

1.09

Cocaine

Yes-1, No-0

0.58*

0.38

0.89

Ketamine

Yes-1, No-0

0.94

0.63

1.39

Laughing gas/nitrous oxide

Yes-1, No-0

0.27*

0.08

0.90

Nagelkerke R2 = 0.055

    
  1. *p < .05, **p < .01,***p < .001