… Research has called for more exploration into how reproductive autonomy (which includes
… one potential indicator of reproductive autonomy—feelings of control over pregnancy—may …

… feeling powerless and objectified, and as if her identity had been threatened. Such feelings
arose largely because of how little control she … Such feelings, together with being treated as a …

… This may be because, in cognitive testing, respondents reported feeling that a woman’s
reproductive autonomy was more threatened when a woman wanted to avoid pregnancy but her …

… an infertility program feeling confident about where … feeling powerless, objectified, and as
ifher identity had been threatened. Those feelings arose, in part, because of how little control …

… to their options, and not feeling forced into anything.” This definition combined the notions
of reproductive autonomy with Senderowicz’ contraceptive autonomy, to operationalize as a …

… approach to protecting reproductive autonomy. My approach is broader because I link
reproductive decision making in the context of abortion with reproductive choices regarding fertility …

… RA communication sub-scale: Communication reproductive autonomy is defined as feeling
comfortable talking with one’s partner about contraceptive use, pregnancy, and childbearing (…

… themes of privacy and secrecy, feelings of a loss of control and autonomy, and reticence
among the … Nearly all the women who themselves were infertile experienced feelings of anxiety, …

… a woman’s feelings about herself … , reproductive autonomy is one such construct that might
be related to the stigma they experience. Upadhyay et al. define reproductive autonomy as “…

… autonomy 2 or the doctor's autonomy 3 rather than as an interesting phenomenon in its own
right. In this paper, I consider what postnatal reproductive autonomy … to leave feeling that …