“…A theoretically informed set of demographic, social, and behavioral factors-including age (Bantie et al 2020;Cresswell et al 2016); educational attainment (Kavanaugh et al 2013;Mosley et al 2017); household wealth (Thomas, Norris, and Gallo 2017); place of residence (Holcombe, Berhe, and Cherie 2015;Scoglio and Nayak 2023;Smith et al 2022); religiosity (Biggs et al 2023;Gutema and Dina 2022;Silva et al 2009); and pregnancy/fertility experiences (Moore et al 2015;Woodruff et al 2018)-were identified a priori from the extant literature and assessed independently of other covariates in mixture modeling. Measured predictors of latent class membership included parity (nulliparous vs. multiparous); future fertility intentions (desires no [more] child [ren] or undecided vs. desires a[nother] child [ren]); current contraceptive use (any modern contraceptive use vs. no contraceptive use or traditional methods only); number of family planning (FP) message sources (i.e., radio, television, newspaper/print media, community events) recalled in the past three months (range: 0-4); religiosity, measured continuously using a three-item, 5-point (definitely not true to definitely true) scale assessing the depth and magnitude of participation in religious activities (Cronbach's alpha: 0.88) (Gallagher 2018); and perceived immorality of abortion (endorsement of the statement, "Abortion is immoral"), measured ordinally on a 5-point scale (strongly disagree to strongly agree).…”