Factors contributing to improper expressive language developmentin 9 months old age children in Khon Kaen Province
Abstract
This research was a matched case-control analysis which aimed to investigate the factors contributing to improper expressive language development of 9-month-old children in Khon Kaen Province. The samples were120 caregivers of children. They were paired and separated into the case study group and the control group: 60 people each. The data were analyzed by descriptive statistics. The correlation was tested by Mcnemar chi-square statistic, and the complex variables were analyzed by conditional logistic by stata program. The research results revealed that the the factors contributing to improper expressive language development in 9 months old age children in Khon Kaen Province with statistical significance were 1) knowledge of expressive language development:ORadj=3.87, 95%CI=1.29-11.59 2) self-efficacy perception: ORadj= 6.78, 95%CI= 2.06-22.34 and 3) family income: ORadj= 7.01, 95%CI=1.72-28.53.
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