… for women who tend to have the fewest choices in life, reproductive autonomy may be
inadvertently restricted compared with the autonomy of women who are not perceived as being at …

… FP centre is strongly related to the adoption of contraceptive methodsCitation[25]. FP centres
can help … and by providing them accurate information and a range of contraceptive options. …

… A second limitation is the potential for selection bias given that women recruited from an …
may contribute to the wide gap between the availability of effective contraceptive methods and …

… reproductive autonomy affects adolescent contraceptive attitudes. A previous study has shown
that increased reproductive autonomy … to start a contraceptive method or change methods, …

… women with greater reproductive autonomy use more effective contraceptive methods, such
as … The role of reproductive autonomy in adolescent contraceptive choice and acceptance of …

… contraceptive autonomy construct into subdomains of informed choice, full choice, and
free choice… It may not be possible to be informed about all possible contraceptive methods, …

… Alternatively, the choices family planning researchers make in these areas can contribute to
… quality of life measures and longitudinal measures of satisfaction with contraceptive methods…

… response options, offering four options, rather than the original scale’s three. Response
options … more choice regarding use of a contraceptive method having elevated odds of modern …

… facility in the area provided a range of free contraceptive methods [56]. The small number of
… Scale in this setting is limited by the choice we made based on local collaborator input and …

… methods of contraception. This inference, in concert with our field's frequent assumption that
women are using contraceptive methods that … but rather as a reproductive option to which all …