Modifying factors that affect perceptions significantly associated with intentions to implement FMD control measures^*.

*The table contains four models for the four significant perception variables as presented in Tables 5 and 6. Reference marks a, b, c and d provide additional information for each of the four models. ** The value 1 in the rows represents the reference category of the categorical variables. a Number of data points (N) = 237; Model fit: Pearson χ2 = 361.1 df = 360, P = 0.474; Psuedo R square: Cox-Snell R square = 0.172; Nagelkerke R square = 0.198). b N = 227; Model fit: Pearson χ2 = 341.6, df = 346,P = 0.557; Psuedo R square: Cox-Snell R square = 0.537; Nagelkerke R square = 0.611). c N = 237; Model fit: Pearson χ2 = 400.5, df = 360,P = 0.069; Psuedo R square: Cox-Snell R square = 0.529; Nagelkerke R square = 0.603). d N = 237; Model fit: Pearson χ2 = 355.5, df = 360,P = 0.557; Psuedo R square: Cox-Snell R square = 0.212; Nagelkerke R square = 0.244). Modifying factors that affect perceptions significantly associated with intentions to implement FMD control measures*.