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Attitude toward birth control and cognitive consistency: theoretical and practical implications of survey data.

Interviews of 256 (190 black--66 white) females between 15 and 44 years of age in a public housing project revealed significantly consistent family planning attitudes. Users of birth control had significantly more consistent attitude structures than nonusers. To produce attitude change optimal persuasive appeals should emphasize: 1) birth control does work; 2) birth control does not lead to specified detrimental consequences; 3) birth control leads to specified beneficial consequences.