Role of individual perceptions in the consistent use of malaria preventive measures: mixed methods evidence from rural Rwanda

Table 4 Moderation analysis on behavioural intentions and use of malaria preventive measures

Steps	Variables	LLINs			IRS		Stagnant water
Steps	Variables	1	2	3	1	2	1	2
1	Age	− .02	− .05	− .04	− .00	− .01	.26*	.22*
	Gender	− .08	− .08	− .08*	.04	.03	− .02	− .04
	Education	.09*	.06	.06	.01	− .00	.05	.04
2	Behavioural intentions		.10*	.10*		.22***		.21*
	Availability		− .02	− .01
	Accessibility		.08	.07
3	Interaction term 1 (behavioural intentions and availability)			− .05
	Interaction term 2 (behavioural intentions and accessibility)			.07
	Adjusted R²	.01*	.02*	.02	− .00	.04***	.03	.07*

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