Relation between reproductive preferences and contraception
The Relation between Contraception Methods and Quality of Life
... Methods: This cross sectional study was conducted in Gonabad, Iran. Multi-stage sampling method was used to select 18-45 year-old women using a contraceptive method during the last six months. Demographic and the Short ...
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Preferences and related factors for postpartum contraception in pregnant women
... II relation between the various features of pregnant women with thoughts about using a contraceptive method after delivery were ...significant relation between thoughts about using postpartum ...
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Women’s status and reproductive preferences in Eritrea
... influencing reproductive preferences or behaviors should include both women’s decision-making autonomy and proxy ...countries, reproductive preferences have not been studied in relation ...
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Reproductive preferences and subsequent behaviour : the Sri Lankan experience
... their preferences, younger women and those with shorter marriage durations had more births (Table ...stated preferences? It is possible that some of these young women at Time 1 were indicating that they did ...
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Reproductive preferences and subsequent behaviour in an rural area of Bangladesh
... when contraception use was low, as at this time, all subgroups accepted it equally (see Bhatia 1983); differentials only appeared with the subsequent increase in ...
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The Relation Between Reproductive Value and Genetic Contribution
... Communicating editor: J. Wakeley Appendix A Matrix Representation of Recursions We write Q t,j for the chance that an allele present in one copy in ancestor j alive t generations before the present will be lost by the ...
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Reproductive knowledge and use of contraception among women with diabetes
... association between younger age and unintended pregnancies, as well as between single status and unintended ...of reproductive age, particularly those with high-risk medical conditions, should have ...
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Knowledge, attitude and practices of contraception in women of reproductive age
... Awareness and knowledge of different con- traceptive methods is the key to choose different contraceptive and to practice them. Although most of the respondent of this study knew about at least single method but there is ...
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The Relationship between Contraception and Abortion in the Republic of Georgia Further Analysis of the 1999 and 2005 Reproductive Health Surveys
... Georgia coupled with rapid changes over the past decade in social, political, and economic factors and KHDOWK VHUYLFH GHOLYHU\ RIIHUV D XQLTXH RSSRUWXQLW\ WR PHDVXUH WKH FKDQJHV LQ ZRPHQ¶V UHSURGXFWLYH ...
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On the indifference relation in Bewley preferences
... indifferent between distinct monetary acts whenever his set of priors is ...Bewley preferences are incomplete if and only if indifference is trivial in the above ...
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LARC methods: entering a new age of contraception and reproductive health
... Among adolescents the satisfaction rate was between 74 – 77 % for the LARC methods and between 31 – 46 % for the other methods [33, 34]. To successfully increase LARC uptake outside the set- ting of a ...
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The complex relationship between contraception and abortion.
... increased contraception was needed to achieve this ...when reproductive desires and behaviour are shifting, the relationship between contraception and abortion can take several forms but, when ...
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Time discounting in relation to career preferences
... The fact that changes of this magnitude had to be introduced argues for the strength of the time discounting effect in job selection decisions. Despite high levels of initial commitment to long term goals, this ...
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The relation between mathematics students' discipline-based epistemological beliefs and their summative assessment preferences.
... – changing beliefs: studies concerning interventions that might influence change in student’s epistemological beliefs, such as changes in instruction. This review suggests that students generally hold beliefs about ...
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The relation between mathematics students’ discipline-based epistemological beliefs and their summative assessment preferences
... – changing beliefs: studies concerning interventions that might influence change in student’s epistemological beliefs, such as changes in instruction. This review suggests that students generally hold beliefs about ...
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The Influence of Religiosity and Contraception on the Likelihood of Abortion among Reproductive Age Women
... include defending the idea that marriage should be only between a man and a woman as well as promoting those means that help to build strong marriages. Traditional religions, especially Catholicism, conservative ...
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Pregnant or recently pregnant opioid users: contraception decisions, perceptions and preferences
... Second, several limitations are related to measurement methods. Because the measures were self-report, the possibility exists for inaccurate or biased recall and/or socially desirable responses. Further, some questions ...
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Contraceptive preferences and unmet need for contraception in midlife women: where are the data?
... fertility, reproductive aging, and pregnancy experiences in women’s late reproductive years, or in evaluating contraceptive needs/issues of women in the waning years of ...the contraception-related ...
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Human Reproductive Health in Relation to Thyroid Alterations
... and reproductive system is one of the most affected ...and reproductive-related hormones in both men and women in different age ...the reproductive age (15 - 49 ...Laboratory between March ...
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Culture and religious beliefs in relation to reproductive health
... in reproductive health care Clinical and public health research across the world have continually reported on how patients, primarily women, with immigrant background face challenges in obtaining suf ficient levels ...
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