Table 3.

Association Between Participant Reports of Most Effective Contraceptive Method Currently Being Used and Lifetime Experience of Reproductive Coercion and the Covariates (Unweighted n = 240; Weighted n = 6529)

	Weighted %	Effectiveness of currently used contraceptive methods			Chi-square
		None & low (weighted n = 1925)	Moderate (weighted n = 2421)	High (weighted n = 2183)
Reproductive coercion					<0.001
None	70.1	86.1%	68.1%	58.2%
Verbal only	13.9	3.3%	30.0%	5.3%
Behavioral	16.1	10.6%	1.9%	36.5%
Race/Hispanic ethnicity					0.291
White, non-Hispanic	27.8	26.9%	29.0%	27.4%
Black, non-Hispanic	50.1	45.8%	51.4%	52.6%
Hispanic	19.1	26.5%	14.2%	18.1%
Other, non-Hispanic	2.9	0.9%	5.4%	1.9%
Age					0.032
16–19	13.2	18.9%	14.4%	6.7%
20–29	50.5	46.3%	65.3%	37.8%
30–45	36.3	34.8%	20.2%	55.5%
Marital/relationship status					0.098
Never married or Divorced/widowed /separated	56.9	46.2%	67.6%	54.5%
Currently married	20.2	24.7%	11.5%	25.8%
Currently cohabitating	23.0	29.1%	21.0%	19.7%
Insurance type					0.151
Public	50.3	41.5%	48.5%	60.2%
Private	25.5	31.4%	26.2%	19.5%
None	24.2	27.0%	25.4%	20.3%
Education level					0.093
High school or less	50.9	46.4%	43.4%	63.0%
Some college/vocational	33.3	32.8%	39.0%	27.4%
Bachelor's degree or more	15.9	20.7%	17.6%	9.6%
Nativity					0.199
U.S.-born	83.0	76.8%	88.5%	82.4%
Foreign-born	17.0	23.2%	11.5%	17.6%
Future pregnancy desire					0.017
In the next 2 years	7.6	13.5%	1.8%	8.7%
Sometime after 2 years	29.7	42.6%	28.2%	19.8%
Unsure & yes, but not sure when	25.5	28.5%	26.6%	21.7%
No (more) children	37.3	15.4%	43.3%	49.8%
Unintended pregnancy—ever					0.141
No	47.6	50.6%	38.4%	55.0%
Yes	52.4	49.4%	61.6%	45.0%