CONTENTS
Preface = ⅲ
TABLE OF CONTENTS = ⅴ
List of Tables and Figures = Ⅶ
Chapter 1. Executive Summary = 1
A. Study Objectives = 1
B. Research Framewor = 1
C. Major Findings = 2
D. Policy Implications = 8
Chapter2. Introduction = 11
A. Study Objectives = 11
B. Country Background = 12
C. The Path to Induced Abortion = 15
D. Survey Design = 17
E. Variables = 21
Chapter 3. Demographic and Socioeconomic Background = 25
A. Single Women's Background = 25
B. Married Women's Background = 31
Chapter 4. KAP Variables : Sex, STDs, and Contraception = 39
A. Single Women : Premarital Sezual Activities = 39
B. Married Women : Family Size and Contraceptive Use = 54
Chapter 5. Determinants of Induced Abortion = 67
A. Abortion Experience of Single Respondents = 67
B. Abortion and Maternity History of Married Women : 1974 versus 1991 = 73
C. Lifetime Abortion Experience : Married Women = 84
D. Abortion Experience during the Last Five Years : Married Respondents = 89
E. A Sociodemographic Profile of Abortions during the Last Five Years = 94
F. Summary and Discussion = 100
Chapter 6. Consequences of Induced Abortion = 105
A. Single Respondents' Post-abortion Complications = 105
B. Married Respondents' Post-abortion Complications = 109
C. Abortion Knowledge and Attitude = 115
D. Future Abortion Intentions = 121
Chapter 7. Summary and Conclusion = 123
A. Country Background = 123
B. Summary of Major Findings = 125
C. Policy Implications = 131
References = 137
Appendix = 145
1 : Supplementary Tables for Chapter5 = 147
2 : Questionnaire for Single Woman = 165
3 : Questionnaire for Married Woman = 183
Index = 203