Maïte Franco, Andreia P Costa
Should Parents Only Use One Language with Their Autistic Children? The Relations Between Multilingualism, Children's Social Skills, and Parent-Child Communication
Journal of autism and developmental disorders
long surveys field family planning croatia carried commercial agencies related adolescents none focused women reproductive age therefore embarked upon survey including women living town zaprei surroundings aims study investigate many used contraception methods prevailed made choice whether demographic health care characteristics influence crosssectional survey conducted eight family medicine practices town zaprei town six practices nearby rural settings used purposeful sampling method women aged 1845 visiting family medicine practices different reasons asked participate study agreed given questionnaire designed survey based literature results questions closed related womens demographic healthrelated characteristics related usage contraception method used made choice made changes stataic 112 license 30110536846 used data processing descriptive statistics used pearson 2test logistic regression analysis determine associations categorical variables dependent variable case contraception use nonuse value p 005 considered significant 283 women filled questionnaire 445 used contraceptive methods frequently used condom 247 pill 241 combination several methods 200 women living town used coitus interruptus living rural areas used pills frequently stated reasons use certain methods follows methods simple use 329 safe 246 efficient safe 228 women elementary school preferred efficient high education safer methods efficiency method also main reason university students majority women made decision consultation gynecologist 488 agreement partner 294 choice 182 married unmarried women made decision consultation gynecologist partner unmarried women partner married ones 06 women consult family doctors consider himher professional consult 455 cases women changed contraceptive methods women high education mostly wished use efficient safer method results logistic regression analyses indicated predictors contraceptive use high education working status number abortions frequency visits gynecologist conclusion 445 surveyed women used contraception mainly condoms pills combination methods efficacy safety important reasons gynecologists partners important source help making decision place living age education married status working status associated aspects contraceptive usage