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Objective one

SOCIOAL ECONOMIC

Correlations
 Socio-Economic

 

Recommendation of lactation amenorrhea
Socio-Economic

 

Pearson Correlation1.889**
Sig. (2-tailed) .000
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recommendation of lactation amenorrheaPearson Correlation.889**1
Sig. (2-tailed).000 
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**. Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed).

Source: Primary Data

 

The table above indicates that socio-Economic factors have a significant relationship with recommendations of lactation amenorrhea. This results further shows that there is a strong relation between socio-Economic factors and recommendations of lactation amenorrhea.

According to the Bivariate analysis the correlation coefficient 0.889** indicates that socio-Economic factors have a strong correlation with recommendation for amenorrhea.

The table further indicates that P-Value=0.000 shows that the significant relationship between socio-economic factors and recommendation of lactation amenorrhea.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

OBJECTIVE two: To understand demographic factors associated with the recommendation of lactation amenorrhea among mothers in Mulago National Referral Hospital

 

Table showing: Multivariate Tests on demographic factors associated with recommendation of lactation amenorrhea.

 

 

Multivariate Testsa
EffectValueFHypothesis dfError dfSig.
InterceptPillai’s Trace.73249.999b3.00055.000.000
Wilks’ Lambda.26849.999b3.00055.000.000
Hotelling’s Trace2.72749.999b3.00055.000.000
Roy’s Largest Root2.72749.999b3.00055.000.000
ReligiusPillai’s Trace.2787.071b3.00055.000.000
Wilks’ Lambda.7227.071b3.00055.000.000
Hotelling’s Trace.3867.071b3.00055.000.000
Roy’s Largest Root.3867.071b3.00055.000.000
a. Design: Intercept + Religius
b. Exact statistic

 

 

 

The results from multivariate analysis indicates that demographic factors like religion have a significant influence on the recommendation of lactation amenorrhea among mothers. This is indicated by the P-Value = 0.00 which is less than 0.05 indicating that there is a strong relationship between demographic factors and recommendations of lactation amenorrhea.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tests of Between-Subjects Effects

 

 
SourceDependent VariableType III Sum of SquaresDfMean SquareFSig.
Corrected ModelEducation lever of the respondent8.828a18.8287.761.007
Religion of the respondent18.305b118.30514.906.000
Marital status of Respondents2.902c12.90211.207.001
InterceptEducation lever of the respondent52.556152.55646.206.000
Religion of the respondent73.220173.22059.622.000
Marital status of Respondents35.783135.783138.194.000
ReligiusEducation lever of the respondent8.82818.8287.761.007
Religion of the respondent18.305118.30514.906.000
Marital status of Respondents2.90212.90211.207.001
a. R Squared = .120 (Adjusted R Squared = .104)
b. R Squared = .207 (Adjusted R Squared = .193)
c. R Squared = .164 (Adjusted R Squared = .150)

 

According to the table above the P-Value for educational level is 0.07, this shows that educational level does not have a significant influence on the recommendation of lactation amenorrhea among mothers.

 

The table above further shows that P-Value 0.00 of the religion indicates that that there is a significant influence of religion of the on the recommendation of lactation amenorrhea among mothers.

 

According to the findings in the table above P-value 0.001 shows that marital status of the mothers have a significant influence on the recommendations of lactation amenorrhea.

 

OBJECTIVE THREE

To understand the intermediate factors associated with the recommendation of lactation amenorrhea among mothers in Mulago National Referral Hospital

 

 

Correlations
 CULTURALSIDE EFFECT
CULTURALPearson Correlation1-.244
Sig. (2-tailed) .063
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SIDE EFFECTSPearson Correlation-.2441
Sig. (2-tailed).063 
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