2015
DOI: 10.5752/p.2175-5841.2014v12n36p1114
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Uso de contracepção por mulheres de diferentes grupos religiosos: diferenças ou semelhanças?

Abstract: ResumoAs religiões são consideradas um fator cultural importante para a determinação das atitudes e comportamentos dos indivíduos, o que por sua vez pode ter influência em muitas variáveis sociodemográficas como: sexualidade, casamento, contracepção, aborto, dentre outras. Uma variável importante que pode ser influenciada pela religião é o uso de contracepção, gerando padrões contraceptivos diferenciados por segmento religioso. A religião possui diversos mecanismos de influência na vida dos fiéis, entre eles, … Show more

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“…In contrast, Pentecostal women were 16% less likely to experience this condition than Catholic women. These findings may be related to the results found by Costa and Carvalho 36 , which indicated that traditional Protestant women had a lower rate of using modern contraceptive methods compared to Catholic women. This finding would probably occur because these women have a higher frequency of cultural and religious ceremonies and therefore experience a greater influence of religious doctrine in their lives.…”
Section: No Unmet Needsupporting
confidence: 63%
“…In contrast, Pentecostal women were 16% less likely to experience this condition than Catholic women. These findings may be related to the results found by Costa and Carvalho 36 , which indicated that traditional Protestant women had a lower rate of using modern contraceptive methods compared to Catholic women. This finding would probably occur because these women have a higher frequency of cultural and religious ceremonies and therefore experience a greater influence of religious doctrine in their lives.…”
Section: No Unmet Needsupporting
confidence: 63%
“…Such an outcome is interesting, since it is known that the Catholic Church is against the use of "artificial" contraceptive methods, according to which contraception, even for married people, should not be performed, and if necessary, couples should give space to or limit births, respecting the natural rhythms of the body, using the infertile periods of the female menstrual cycle for sexual intercourse. However, there is no statistically significant difference in the use of modern contraceptive methods between non-religious, Catholic or Evangelical women, that is, both artificial and natural methods are not chosen based on these principles, but rather on what is offered in the environment in which the woman is inserted and on the instructions they receive (16) .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tal resultado é interessante, pois sabe-se que a Igreja Católica é contrária ao uso dos métodos anticoncepcionais "artificiais", segundo a qual a contracepção, até mesmo para pessoas casadas, não deve ser realizada, e se necessário, deve-se espaçar ou limitar os nascimentos, respeitando os ritmos naturais do corpo, utilizando-se os períodos infecundos do ciclo menstrual feminino para relações sexuais. Porém, nos tempos atuais, estatisticamente, não existe diferença quanto ao uso de métodos contraceptivos modernos entre as mulheres sem religião, católicas ou evangélicas, ou seja, tanto os método artificiais como os naturais não são escolhidos baseados nestes princípios, e sim, naquilo que lhe é ofertado, no meio em que a mulher está inserida e das instruções que ela recebe (16) .…”
Section: Resultsunclassified