highly significantp<0.001
Results were substantively similar: age 20-24 remained highly significant with a large effect size (OR=66.54, p<0.001), as did career prioritization (OR=3.49, p=0.003).
Results were substantively similar: age 20-24 remained highly significant with a large effect size (OR=66.54, p<0.001), as did career prioritization (OR=3.49, p=0.003).
Those aged 30–34 (OR = 5.93, 95% CI [0.48, 72.90], p = 0.164) and 40–44 (OR = 6.03, 95% CI [0.40, 91.07], p = 0.195) showed elevated point estimates but did not reach statistical significance.