In this study we develop and then test a couple model of contraceptive method choice
decision‐making following a pregnancy scare. The central constructs in our model are …

The vicissitudes of contraceptive efforts were studied by means of personal interviews in a
sample of 100 women using the outpatient facilities of a metropolitan municipal hospital. The …

Most analyses of the contraceptive decision-making in which couples engage are based on
the reports of only one partner, usually the female partner. This study uses information from …

Objectives Spousal communication is an important factor in reproductive health outcomes,
including family size, contraceptive use and conflict. A purported advantage of traditional …

Objectives To explore women's responses to PATH questions (Pregnancy Attitudes, Timing
and How important is pregnancy prevention) about hypothetical pregnancies and …

Fertility surveys have rarely asked people who are using contraception about the
contraceptive method they would like to be using, implicitly assuming that those who are …

Objectives We examined whether and how long young women became more or less likely to
desire a pregnancy after experiencing a “pregnancy scare.” Study Design We used data …

Determinants of effective contraceptive behavior Page 20 Determinants of effective
contraceptive behavior J. Rademakers 2 INTRODUCTION presentation will be on …

Framework Many women who practice birth control continue to regard the possibility of
getting pregnant and having a baby with some degree of positive feeling. At the same time …

Two studies investigated young adults' expectations about long‐term contraceptive
effectiveness. Subjects were told about five hypothetical methods of contraception varying in …