Table:
predicted probabilities

sex

men
0.472

women
0.555

age group

25 to 34
0.511

35 to 54
0.549

55 and over
0.401

living arrangements

couples without children
0.349

couples with children
0.517

lone parents
0.560

with relatives
0.585

alone
0.484

household crowding

one person or less per room
0.483

more than one person per room
0.560

education

did not complete high school
0.547

completed high school
0.449

labour force status

employed
0.425

unemployed
0.770

not in the labour force
0.577

total household income

below median income
0.606

above or equal to median income
0.424

strength of extended family ties

moderate to very weak family ties
0.656

strong or very strong family ties
0.458

geography

rural areas
0.545

small population centres
0.447

Statement: among inuit aged 25 and over living in inuit nunangat, the probability of living in a food insecure household was significantly higher for those living with more than one person per room compared with those not in a crowded dwelling.
Question: among inuit aged 25 and over living in inuit nunangat, which type of householde crowding had higher probability of living in a food insecure household, those living with more than one person per room or those not in a crowded dwelling?
Answer: more than one person per room