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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Dec 7.
Published in final edited form as: Stud Fam Plann. 2021 Apr 25;52(2):143–163. doi: 10.1111/sifp.12152

TABLE 1.

Participant characteristics (N=749)1

Mean

Number of living children 2 2.79
Number of years of education 5.3
Age 28.1

%

Age group
 15–19 6.8%
 20–24 29.0%
 25–29 26.0%
 30–34 20.0%
 35–39 12.3%
 40–45 5.9%
Currently married/cohabiting
 Yes - monogamous relationship 68.0%
 Yes - polygamous relationship 17.2%
 No - not currently married/cohabiting 12.6%
 No - never married/cohabited 2.3%
Ever been divorced (among ever-married)
 Yes 31.2%
 No 68.9%
Ever wants a(nother) child
 Yes 76.8%
 No 23.2%
Had sex in previous 3 months
 Yes 80.0%
 No 20.0%
Current contraceptive use
 Yes 77.4%
 No 22.6%
Certainty of pregnancy 3
 Certain 78.0%
 Likely 16.7%
 No chance/ unlikely 5.3%
Experienced infertility (a period of 2+ years trying to achieve pregnancy) 4
 Yes 16.2%
 No 83.8%
1

Columns may not total to 100% due to rounding

2

21 women did not report # of living children; thus, N=728 for this variable in Tables 14

3

If you were to have sex and not use any method of contraception, how likely is it that you would become pregnant in the next year?

4

Have you ever tried to conceive a pregnancy for two years or longer without conceiving in that time?