<div><p>Sterilization levels reported in the Dominican Republic appear well above what we would normally expect given prevailing patterns in the region. We suspect that the use of strangers as interviewers—the normative approach in data collection in both developed and developing country settings—may be partly responsible for this result, and may underlie a long history of bias in family planning data. We present findings from a field experiment conducted in a Dominican town in 2010, where interviewer assignment was randomized by level of preexisting level of familiarity between interviewer and respondent. In our data, sterilization use is higher when the interviewer is an outsider, as opposed to someone known to the respondent or from the ...
In-depth interviews were conducted with married Asian women from Indian, Pakistani and Bangladeshi b...
<p>Uncontrolled birth spacing is associated with higher rates of maternal and neonatal morbidity and...
The consistency of self-reported contraceptive use over short periods of time is important for under...
Sterilization levels reported in the Dominican Republic appear well above what we would normally exp...
AbstractObjectiveTo identify the most effective survey interview method for measuring risk behavior ...
We posit that household decision-making over fertility is characterized by moral hazard since most c...
<p>Logistic Regression Estimates of Effect of Interviewer Familiarity on Reported Use of Modern Fami...
Natural methods of contraception were widely used in developed countries until the late 1960s to spa...
Historical fertility studies and recent world demographic surveys have been kind to researchers who ...
Altered childbearing behaviour has been observed in many settings of violent conflict, but few studi...
Introduction: According to Panama’s 2009 National Sexual and Reproductive Health Survey, only 19% of...
Population-based indicators of the coverage of key elements of high-quality family planning services...
The aim of this study was to assess the knowledge of people from a rural community regarding contrac...
<p>Multinomial Logistic Estimates of Effect of Interviewer Familiarity on Reported Use of Modern Non...
The decisions of individuals to adopt family planning are affected by a number of factors. But the c...
In-depth interviews were conducted with married Asian women from Indian, Pakistani and Bangladeshi b...
<p>Uncontrolled birth spacing is associated with higher rates of maternal and neonatal morbidity and...
The consistency of self-reported contraceptive use over short periods of time is important for under...
Sterilization levels reported in the Dominican Republic appear well above what we would normally exp...
AbstractObjectiveTo identify the most effective survey interview method for measuring risk behavior ...
We posit that household decision-making over fertility is characterized by moral hazard since most c...
<p>Logistic Regression Estimates of Effect of Interviewer Familiarity on Reported Use of Modern Fami...
Natural methods of contraception were widely used in developed countries until the late 1960s to spa...
Historical fertility studies and recent world demographic surveys have been kind to researchers who ...
Altered childbearing behaviour has been observed in many settings of violent conflict, but few studi...
Introduction: According to Panama’s 2009 National Sexual and Reproductive Health Survey, only 19% of...
Population-based indicators of the coverage of key elements of high-quality family planning services...
The aim of this study was to assess the knowledge of people from a rural community regarding contrac...
<p>Multinomial Logistic Estimates of Effect of Interviewer Familiarity on Reported Use of Modern Non...
The decisions of individuals to adopt family planning are affected by a number of factors. But the c...
In-depth interviews were conducted with married Asian women from Indian, Pakistani and Bangladeshi b...
<p>Uncontrolled birth spacing is associated with higher rates of maternal and neonatal morbidity and...
The consistency of self-reported contraceptive use over short periods of time is important for under...