Topics and Constructs | Description |
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Socio-economic and demographic characteristics | Age, residency, education, religion, caste, household members, employment, income, economic assess ownership, food insecurity, debt, proximity to parents, tobacco and substance use |
Marital factors | Number of married years, age at marriage, marital choice, consanguinity in marriage |
Control over resources | Household decision making, economic decision making, fertility, and contraceptive decision making |
Fertility history and fertility intention | Pregnancy history, menstruation, hygienic practices, delivery, post-natal care, unwanted pregnancy, postpartum FP, male involvement in ANC, fertility desire preferences, STI/STD symptoms |
Family planning | Knowledge of FP, source of information, ever use, current use, barriers to use, FP discontinuation, intention to use, contraceptive communication, abortion, knowledge, and resources about FP in community, contraceptive self-efficacy, attitude towards home IUD insertion |
Fertility attitudes | Fertility desire, contraceptive preferences, fertility preference, contraceptive decision making, attitudes towards FP use, attitude towards FP reproductive coercion, attitude towards husband involvement in FP, provider FP coercion, interpersonal quality of FP services |
Male gender norms (assessed only with men) | Attitude towards gender roles |
Gender-based abuse/control (assessed only with women) | IPV-physical, verbal and sexual, injuries, help-seeking, attitude towards physical abuse, witnessing parental IPV, reproductive coercion, mobility, public safety, |
Sexual risk behaviors and STI symptoms | Number of partners, commercial sex use, STI and UTI symptoms |
Mental health | Depression, generalized anxiety and suicidal ideation |
Marital relationship quality | Marital agreement, happiness and future success of relationship |
Pregnancy | Pregnancy test |