Table 2.

Self-reported sexual behaviour and demand for contraception

	Control (n = 50)		Lottery (n = 50)		Full sample (n = 100)		Pa
Sexual behaviour
Involved in sexual relationship	36	(72)	33	(66)	69	(69)	0.52
Type of partner
Married/permanent	11	(31)	7	(21)	18	(26)	0.38
Serious/committed	16	(44)	12	(36)	28	(41)	0.49
Regular boyfriend	9	(25)	14	(42)	23	(33)	0.12
Regularity of sexual activity
Daily	0	(0)	1	(3)	1	(1)	0.29
Several times per week	10	(28)	6	(18)	16	(23)	0.34
Weekly	20	(56)	14	(42)	34	(49)	0.28
Monthly	3	(8)	10	(30)	13	(19)	0.02
Less than once per month	3	(8)	2	(6)	5	(7)	0.72
Condom use regularity with partner
Always	5	(14)	3	(9)	8	(12)	0.51
Sometimes	20	(57)	17	(52)	37	(54)	0.64
Never	10	(29)	13	(39)	23	(34)	0.35
Partner’s feelings about condom use
Supports condom use	13	(36)	11	(33)	24	(35)	0.80
He doesn’t like it	23	(64)	22	(67)	45	(65)	0.81
Number of abortions
One (current ToP)b	42	(84)	40	(80)	82	(82)	0.60
Two or more	8	(16)	10	(20)	18	(18)	0.60
Contraception method to be used
Intra-uterine device (IUD)	3	(6)	4	(8)	7	(7)	0.72
Injection: Depo-Provera	28	(56)	23	(46)	51	(51)	0.27
Injection: Nur-Isterate	5	(10)	6	(12)	11	(11)	0.78
Implant	15	(30)	18	(36)	33	(33)	0.57
Likelihood of stopping contraception use in next 6 months
Not at all likely	46	(92)	41	(82)	87	(87)	0.14
Don’t know	4	(8)	9	(18)	13	(13)	0.14
The lottery can help continue using contraceptive you are planning to use
Strongly agree	6	(12)	7	(14)	13	(13)	0.77
Agree	37	(74)	39	(78)	76	(76)	0.64
Disagree	7	(14)	4	(8)	11	(11)	0.34

Notes: Table presents number, n, and percentage (%), unless otherwise noted.

^aChi-squared test conducted for binary variables and analysis of variance for continuous variables.

^bToP = termination of pregnancy.