Questions/activities for the participants: young people aged 15–24 years | |
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1. Have you ever seen or heard about these devices or pills? | |
2. What do you know about contraception? | |
3. When do you use or not use a contraceptive method? | |
4. What do you do to prevent a pregnancy? Have you ever been pregnant? | |
5. Where do you go for information about contraception? | |
6. With whom do you talk about contraception and sexuality? | |
7. Have you ever stopped using contraceptives? | |
8. Have you ever participated in counselling sessions concerning contraception and SRH? If so, where? | |
9. What does safe sex mean? | |
10. What is your idea of risky sexual practice regarding contraception; and what does safer sex mean? | |
11. Who do you think has more control over contraception choice and use – you or your partner? | |
12. Who decides what type of contraceptive method is to be used? | |
13. Who takes on the responsibility of contraception? | |
14. What do you think about early parenthood and its consequences? | |
15. Describe the relationship between you and healthcare providers when discussing or attending SRH services? And with your parents? | |
16. What kind of contraceptives do you currently use? (Question to be asked in private.) |