Participant Experiences in the Environmental Determinants of Diabetes in the Young Study: Common Reasons for Withdrawing

Table 5

Logistic regression examining maternal psychosocial factors in relation to (a) concerns about blood draw or (b) being too busy as a reason for withdrawing after adjusting for country of residence, maternal age, child’s age at withdrawal, and gender (see Table 4).

Psychosocial factors	Psychosocial measures in relation to concerns about blood and being too busy after adjusting for demographic factors ()
	(a) Concerns about blood draw			(b) Being too busy
	OR	95% CI	value	OR	95% CI	value
Maternal high anxiety (SAI > 48)
Score	1.00	0.98–1.01	0.42	0.99	0.98–1.00	0.09
Mother’s risk perception
Underestimate	1.00	Ref.		1.00	Ref.
Accurate	1.01	0.74–1.38	0.95	0.91	0.70–1.18	0.49
Study satisfaction (6 mo)
Very satisfied	1.00	Ref.		1.00	Ref.
Satisfied	1.38	0.89–2.15		1.24	0.88–1.74
Somewhat satisfied	1.80	1.16–2.78		1.80	1.27–2.59
Neutral or dissatisfied	2.73	1.68–4.42	<0.001	1.11	0.73–1.69	0.007
Study satisfaction (last visit)
Very satisfied	1.00	Ref.		1.00	Ref.
Satisfied	1.57	0.99–2.49		1.19	0.84–1.69
Somewhat satisfied	2.54	1.61–4.03		1.43	1.00–2.05
Neutral or dissatisfied	2.64	1.62–4.31	<0.001	1.33	0.89–1.97	0.252