Research Article

Spatial Distribution and Determinants of Nonautonomy on Decision Regarding Contraceptive Utilization among Married Reproductive-Age Women in Ethiopia: Spatial and Bayesian Multilevel Analysis

Table 1

Weighted sociodemographic characteristics of the study participants, Ethiopia, 2016.

VariablesFrequency (%)

Residence
 Urban8629 (23.50)
 Rural2,806 (76.50)
Religion
 Orthodox1,877 (51.17)
 Protestant968 (26.38)
 Muslim768 (20.94)
 Others+55 (1.51)
Age (years)
 15–24 years850 (23.18)
 25–34 years1,750 (47.70)
 3–49 years1,068 (29.12)
Age at first marriage
 <18 years1,397 (38.08)
18 years2,271 (61.92)
Respondent’s educational status
 No education1,948 (53.10)
 Primary1,146 (31.25)
 Secondary and above574 (15.65)
Husband’s educational status
 No education1,427 (38.91)
 Primary1,445 (39.39)
 Secondary and above796 (21.70)
Respondent’s occupation
 Not employed1,844 (50.27)
 Employed1,824 (49.73)
Husband’s occupation
 Not employed1,844 (50.27)
 Employed1,824 (49.73)
Wealth index
 Poor1,028 (28.02)
 Middle765 (20.85)
 Rich1,875 (51.14)
Media exposure
 No1,988 (54.20)
 Yes1,680 (45.80)
Number of living children
 <=21,635 (44.56)
 >22,033 (55.44)
Type of marriage
 Monogamy3,497 (95.3)
 Polygamy171 (4.7)
Couple’s age difference
 Negative119 (3.2)
 Equal79 (2.2)
10 years2,767 (75.4)
10 years703 (19.2)

Others+ = catholic, traditional, and other EDHS categories. Others++ = other EDHS categories. Others+++ = other EDHS categories.