Values for preventing influenza-related morbidity and vaccine adverse events in children

Table 6 Effect of respondent characteristics and initial bids on time-tradeoff amounts

Variable	Type of variable	Impact on TTO	95 % CI	P value
Independent variables:
TTO amounts¹
Dependent variables:
Baseline²	Constant	0.5545	(0.2402, 1.2798)	0.1617
Age³
18–34	Binary	1.0385	(0.4904, 2.1994)	0.9200
35–49	Binary	1.1698	(0.6299, 2.1723)	0.6137
50–64	Binary	1.5448	(0.7921, 3.0129)	0.1959
Female	Binary	0.8629	(0.5926, 1.2565)	0.4342
Education: Some college or less	Binary	1.1579	(0.7537, 1.7789)	0.4966
Not married	Binary	0.9204	(0.5815, 1.4569)	0.7188
Health (Worse than average)	Binary	1.1043	(0.7343, 1.6606)	0.6279
No children under 18 in household	Binary	0.7663	(0.4541, 1.2930)	0.3114
Version (initial bid)⁴
1 (1 week)	4 binary variables, one for each initial bid	2.8454	(1.7138, 4.7242)	<0.0001
2 (1 month)		1.3331	(0.7943, 2.2374)	0.2694
3 (2 weeks)		1.4705	(0.8741, 2.4739)	0.1415
Income (less than 3X poverty level)	Binary	1.0092	(0.5398, 1.8870)	0.9766
Number of disease experienced: None	Binary (0 v. 1 or more)	1.2406	(0.7396, 1.9394)	0.3370

¹ Independent variables included for each respondent were uncomplicated influenza in a 1-year-old, uncomplicated influenza in a 14 year-old, and anaphylaxis or Guillain-Barré syndrome. R-squared = 0.2194.
² Baseline refers to a person over 65 years of age, male, college graduate, married, good health, with income three times or greater than poverty level, children under 18 living in the household, familiar with at least one of the conditions in the survey, and responding to survey version 4 (initial bid of 6 months).
³ Compared to 65 and over.
⁴ Compared to version 4 (initial bid of 6 months).

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