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Decision-making in regard to the use of contraceptives after confinement: a study among urban black women.

"In the article factors are analysed which may have an influence on decision-making in regard to the acceptance of modern contraception after [pregnancy confinement in South Africa]. Schedules were used to gather data...[from] 250 Black women in an urban community, shortly before the birth of their babies and again three months after the birth. By using multivariate analysis techniques it was found that the family planning programme, status, demographic and other background variables had little influence on the decision-making process. The only variable to show a significant association was the attitude of the man in regard to his wife's use of contraception." (summary in AFR)