… /non-use of a hormonal contraceptive is congruent with her use/… relationship quality and
sexual functioning. In order to address potential issues of observed and unobserved selection …

… forms of hormonal contraception—for example, injectables, the patch, and the ring—share
many similarities with oral contraceptives, we discuss them as a group (hormonal methods) …

… In the current work, we have analyzed a broad range of factors involved in the contraceptive
choice among psychological, relational, sexual, and cultural spheres under the umbrella of …

… young women in monogamous, sexual relationships are not well understood. Using a …
relationship quality was associated with sexual health outcomes and whether these associations …

… We examined whether hormonal contraception (HC) use predicts sexual frequency
throughout and across young women’s intimate relationships. From 2008–2012, the …

… the association between varied relationship characteristics and dual contraceptive method
… Findings highlight that highly variable emotion-based relationship constructs such as partner …

… of Contraception. The use of any contraceptive method improves women’s quality of life …
Women who used a hormonal contraceptive had higher health-related quality of life scores. …

… Together, this means there are various ways in which hormonal contraception could affect
… questions concerning their use of hormonal contraception (“Have you ever used hormonal …

… contraception (LARC; including intrauterine devices and implants) is recommended as the
first‐line contraceptive choice … are lower than those of other contraceptive methods. A young …

… known about how relationship quality and contraception use … within young adult romantic
relationships. Using electronic … partner relationship satisfaction and contraception (hormonal …