Teen pregnancy in New Orleans: Factors that differentiate teens who deliver, abort, and successfully contracept
Teen pregnancy in New Orleans: Factors that differentiate teens who deliver, abort, and successfully contracept
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新奥尔良青少年怀孕:区分青少年分娩、流产和成功避孕的因素
DOI:
10.1007/bf02139126
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发表时间:
1986
影响因子:
4.9
通讯作者:
Jane Rice
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文献类型:
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作者:
E. Landry;J. Bertrand;F. Cherry;Jane Rice
This study reports findings from interviews with three groups of black teenagers: child bearers (n=136), terminators (n=92), and contraceptors (never been pregnant,n=151). The focus of this research is to describe the differences between these three groups of teenagers in an attempt to identify factors that may best differentiate the groups. The findings suggest that, among the teens who became pregnant, motivation to use contraceptives may be the key factor. More than 86% of these teens knew about contraceptives at the time they became pregnant and nearly three-quarters knew where to obtain contraceptives. However, only 16% of teens who became pregnant reported to be using a contraceptive at the time they became pregnant. Education about the availability and mode of contraceptive use is essential.