Click to toggle navigation menu.
Stay Connected
Newsletter Signup
Subscribe
Accessible
Search
Search
About Us
Click to expand menu.
Our People
Board of Directors
Careers
Diversity and Inclusion
Newsroom
Clients and Partners
Services
Government Contract Vehicles
Contact Us
Kristin Anderson Moore Lecture
Research
Click to expand menu.
Child Maltreatment/Child Welfare
Early Childhood
Education
Families and Parenting
Health
Poverty and Inequality
Race Equity
Social and Emotional Development
Teen Pregnancy/Reproductive Health
Trauma
Youth Development
Databank
Blog
ECDC
Click to expand menu.
About ECDC
Research
Webinars
SHINE Initiative
Integrated Early Childhood Data
State-Level Data Systems
Staff/Contact
Hispanic Institute
Click to expand menu.
Featured Experts
Publications
Projects
Child Trends News Service
Advisory Council
Blogs
Child Trends
/
Publications
/
Traditional Methods Use in the U.S.: The Effect of Knowledge and Attitudes
Publication
Traditional Methods Use in the U.S.: The Effect of Knowledge and Attitudes
Share on Facebook
Share on Twitter
Share page
Print page
May 04, 2012
Authors:
Amanda Berger,
Jennifer Manlove,
Lina Guzman,
Kristen Peterson
Presentation on traditional methods of birth control for adolescent pregnancy prevention.
View Publication
Topics:
Teen Pregnancy and Reproductive Health
Related Content
Evaluating Young Women’s Engagement with an Online Reproductive Health App
Jul 31, 2019
Lessons from an Evaluation of a School-Based Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program in Texas
Jun 10, 2019
Perspectives on young parents as peer educators in a teen pregnancy prevention program
Jun 27, 2018
Evaluating Pulse: Lessons from an online evaluation of an app-based approach to teen pregnancy prevention
Jun 10, 2019
Unintended pregnancy in Delaware: Estimating change after the first two years of an intervention to increase contraceptive access
Mar 14, 2018
Linking Changes in Contraceptive Use to Declines in Teen Pregnancy Rates
Dec 24, 2015
Authors
Amanda Berger
Jennifer Manlove
Lina Guzman
Kristen Peterson
Close newsletter popup.
Stay Connected
Newsletter Signup
Subscribe
