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Table 7
Factors associated with perception of neighbourhood disorder, logistic regressions, 2014
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This table displays the results of Factors associated with perception of neighbourhood disorder. The information is grouped by Factor (appearing as row headers), predicted probability, calculated using percent units of measure (appearing as column headers).
Factor	predicted probability^Note 1
Factor	percent
Persons under 65 years of age as a % of total number of persons in private households
Lowest quarter^Note †	0.20
Highest quarter	0.29^Note **
Lone-parent-family households as a % of census family households
Lowest quarter^Note †	0.21
Highest quarter	0.25^Note **
Semi-detached and row houses as a % of total occupied dwellings
Lowest quarter^Note †	0.26
Highest quarter	0.22^Note **
Proportion of the population in private households who are visible minority
Lowest quarter^Note †	0.20
Highest quarter	0.26^Note **
Proportion of the population who lived at the same address 5 years earlier
Lowest quarter^Note †	0.26
Highest quarter	0.20^Note **
Proportion of owned private households
Lowest quarter^Note †	0.27
Highest quarter	0.20^Note **
Proportion of low-income in 2010 based on after-tax low-income measure
Lowest quarter^Note †	0.19
Highest quarter	0.27^Note **
Sex
Male^Note †	0.22
Female	0.24^Note **
Age group
15 to 24 years^Note †	0.25
25 to 34 years	0.27
35 to 44 years	0.25
45 to 54 years	0.25
55 to 64 years	0.20^Note **
65 to 74 years	0.20^Note **
75 years and older	0.11^Note **
Household income
Lowest quartile^Note †	0.28
Second quartile	0.24^Note **
Third quartile	0.21^Note **
Highest quartile	0.17^Note **
Don't know/Not stated^Note 2	0.25^Note **
Visible minority
Visible minority^Note †	0.20
Non-visible minority	0.24^Note **
Aboriginal identity
Aboriginal^Note †	0.29
Non-Aboriginal	0.23^Note **
Total	0.23
Note significantly different from reference category (p < 0.01) Return to note referrer Note † reference category Return to note † referrer Note 1. Included the following variables which were not significant and are not displayed: marital status, main activity in the past 12 months, level of education, immigrant status, residence in a CMA or non-CMA, apartments as a proportion of total occupied private dwellings, single-detached houses as a proportion of total occupied private dwellings, proportion of occupied private dwellings built in the past 10 years, proportion of the population in private households who immigrated in the past 10 years, and median household income. Return to note 1 referrer Note 2. Included in the model due to the high proportion of unknown responses. Return to note 2 referrer Note: The second and third quartiles of each neighbourhood-level variable were included in the model but are not displayed on the table. Source: Statistics Canada, General Social Survey on Victimization, 2014; 2011 Census of Population; 2011 National Household Survey.

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