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. 2019 Jun 24;7(2):273–288. doi: 10.9745/GHSP-D-19-00066

TABLE 4.

Change in Selected Ideational and Behavioral Outcomes and Results of Differences-in-Differences (DID), Intention-to-Treat Analyses, Kaduna, Nigeria, 2017a

Intervention Condition Percent Reporting Outcome DID Results
Pre-Study Post-Study Estimate in Percentage Points Std. Error P
Already thought of the number of children to have
Intervention group 24.8 43.5 17.8 .052 <.001
Control group 24.5 25.4
Confident discussing family planning with provider
Intervention group 20.4 36.3 27.7 .054 <.001
Control group 30.0 18.2
Discussed family size with spouse in last 6 months (currently married women only)
Intervention group 23.6 32.9 15.4 .073 .03
Control group 32.1 26.0
Discussed contraceptive methods with spouse in last 6 months (currently married women only)
Intervention group 17.3 30.0 9.6 .074 .18
Control group 16.5 19.6
Rejected the myth that contraceptive methods can hurt a woman's womb
Intervention group 25.2 37.0 22.7 .057 <.001
Control group 30.4 19.5
Using modern contraceptive method
Intervention group 22.9 37.4 14.8 .050 .003
Control group 20.9 20.6
a

Total sample size (intention to treat): intervention (n=220); control (n=339). All estimated models controlled for age, education, number of children ever born, and education.