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. 2022 Jul 8;3:920298. doi: 10.3389/fgwh.2022.920298

Table 1.

Unweighted study population characteristics and distribution of negative attitudes toward the copper IUD between sociodemographic groups.

Attitude toward the IUD Total Negative Positive/Unsure
n (%) n (%) n (%)
Women 1,998 (99.9) 649 (32.5) 1,349 (67.5)
Other gender identity (with womb) 2 (0.1) 0 (0.0) 2 (100.0)
18–29 years 422 (21.1) 176 (41.7) 246 (58.3)
30–49 years 1,074 (53.7) 356 (33.1) 718 (66.9)
50–64 years 504 (25.2) 117 (23.2) 387 (76.8)
High education 1,466 (73.3) 472 (32.2) 994 (67.8)
Low education 530 (26.5) 176 (33.2) 354 (66.8)
High income 361 (18.1) 97 (26.9) 264 (73.1)
Medium income 999 (50.0) 305 (30.5) 694 (69.5)
Low income 502 (25.1) 212 (42.2) 290 (57.8)
Born in Sweden 1,923 (96.2) 624 (32.4) 1,299 (67.6)
Born elsewhere 75 (3.8) 24 (32.0) 51 (68.0)
Children 1,218 (60.9) 380 (31.2) 838 (68.8)
No children 513 (39.1) 269 (34.4) 513 (65.6)