The association between religiosity and pregnancy acceptability among Latino/a young adults: does generational status matter?
The association between religiosity and pregnancy acceptability among Latino/a young adults: does generational status matter?
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10.1080/13691058.2019.1581260
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2020-02
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通讯作者：
Gomez AM
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作者：
Rodriguez AL;Arcara J;Deardorff J;Gomez AM
美国拉丁裔人口被认为是意外怀孕的高危人群；一些研究表明，拉丁裔父母比其他种族/民族的父母更有可能对意外怀孕表示高兴。在拉丁裔人口中，怀孕态度与宗教信仰和出生等因素之间的联系也有记录，但现有的研究很少，过时，主要集中在墨西哥血统的妇女身上。本研究试图通过检查宗教信仰与怀孕可接受性之间的关系，并评估代际地位和性别对全国范围内不同祖先背景的年轻拉丁裔/顺性女性和男性的影响变化来扩展这一文献。在多变量logistic回归模型中，宗教的重要性与男性和女性的怀孕可接受性之间存在正相关；高度或中等程度的宗教信仰与接受怀孕的几率增加有关。代际地位对女性的影响显著，但对男性没有影响。结果表明，宗教信仰、性别和代际地位对拉丁裔女性和男性的怀孕倾向有不同的影响和关系，在为拉丁裔/a客户设计和提供计划生育护理时应予以考虑。
The US Latino/a population is considered to be at high risk for unintended pregnancy; some research indicates that Latino/a parents are more likely to express happiness about an unintended pregnancy than other racial/ethnic groups. Associations between pregnancy attitudes and factors such as religiosity and nativity have also been documented in the Latino/a population, but existing research is sparse, dated and primarily focused on women of Mexican heritage. This study sought to expand this literature by examining the relationship between religiosity and pregnancy acceptability and assessing effect modification by generational status and gender in a national sample of young Latino/a cisgender women and men of various ancestral backgrounds currently in relationships. In multivariable logistic regression models, there was a positive association between importance of religion and pregnancy acceptability for both men and women; being highly or moderately religious was associated with elevated odds of finding a pregnancy acceptable. Effect modification by generational status was significant for women, but not men. Results suggest that religiosity, gender, and generational status have differential influences on and relationships to pregnancy orientations for Latina women and men and should be considered in the design and delivery of family planning care for Latino/a clients.
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