Contraception and sexual health: are we on the right track?

Durable effects of implementation intentions: Reduced rates of confirmed pregnancy at 2 years.

“…Reliable use of contraception would reduce the stubbornly high rates of teenage pregnancy in the United States and the United Kingdom (Glasier & Shields, 2006; Schünmann & Glasier, 2006; Tripp, 2005). Thus, understanding the behaviors involved in successfully using contraception is vital in designing effective interventions to reduce teenage pregnancy (Wellings et al, 2001).…”