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Never Married singles

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Individuals who have not married

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Social Capital

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An individuals resources found in his or her personal network

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urban Tribe

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Refers to mixed gender circles of close friends, who are a primary support system for each other

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institutional Marriage

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marriage that considers socializing children to eh culture’s norms

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Deinstitutionalization of marriage

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the idea that marriage is no longer a sacred institution

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Covenant Marriages

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A legally distinct kind of marriage where couples agree to seek counseling and help if times get rough

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Sacrament of marriage

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Marriage is a sacred act that should only be ended if a partner dies

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Specialization

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the element of marriage where each spouse can take on tasks and concentrate on the things he/she does well

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Instrumental Support

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Where a husband and wife boost each other’s well being and productivity

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Stability

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Allows for the family to mature, and be comfortable with who they are and where they are in their lives

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Status

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The economic and social status where a couple is. Usually married people get paid more than single people

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Conjugal role

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A culturally defined and assigned set of behaviors each marriage partner is expected to carry out

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Peer Marriage

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A marriage where partners agree to shared responsibility for every aspect of marriage

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Interracial Couples

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Romantic or marriage between people of different races

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Interfaith marriage

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people that have different religions and they marry

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Intrafaith marriage

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where married people believe in the same religion, but have different beliefs or traditions about that faith

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intercultural marriage

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the marriage of people from two different cultural backgrounds

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Mixed orientation marriage

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Marriage between partners who have different sexual orientations

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Hetero- emotional

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A person who is emotionally orientated to prefer psychological intimacy with their partner

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Closed loop Relationship

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A type of relationship where a straight and gay person agree to only have monogamous relationships outside of the marriage

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Traditional couples

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couples that adhere to the traditional views and beliefs about marriage

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Independent couples

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A married couple who values closeness, but are not as conventional as traditional couples

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Separate Couple

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A couple who does not share the levels of companionship of traditional or independent couple types

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Mixed couple

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a married couple with different marriage types

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Relational Expectancies

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The expectations that people have going into marriage

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Social Expectations model

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Illustrates how expectations are based on past relationship experiences

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Sexuality

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the erotic arousal and genital response resulting from sexual activity

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The sexual scripting framework

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The notion that societal and cultural processes determine what we see as sexual

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Sexual Scripts

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Shared gender specific ideas that our culture shares about sexuality and sex

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Heterosexual

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Sexual and emotional relationships between people of opposite sexes

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Homosexual

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Sexual and emotional relationships with someone of the same sex

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Bisexual

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Sexual Attraction to people of both sexes

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Asexual

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An individual who does not experience sexual attraction

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Cultural Scenarios

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Sexual scripts that recognize influences that are present in our lives

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Refractory Period

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The period following orgasm when men are incapable of achieving an erection

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Noncoital

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Sexual activités besides sexual intercourse

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Masturbation

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sexual self stimulation

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Cunnilingus

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The erotic oral stimulation of the woman’s external sex organs

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Fellatio

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the oral stimulation of the mens external sex organs

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Oral-Genital Sex

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Stimulation of the genitals using the mouth or tongue

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Anal Intercourse

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The sexual activity of the male placing his penis into his partners anus

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Anal Eroticism

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Sexual activity that includes anything with stimulating the anus

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Sexually Transmitted infections

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Infections transmitted between partners via sexual activity

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Gonorrhea

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the second most common STI in the United States

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Chlamydia

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the most common STI in the United States. It is a bacterial disease

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Syphilis

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A bacterial infection that happens when genitalia come into contact with a syphilis sore

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Herpes

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a sexually transmitted viral disease

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Human Papillomavirus

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HPV - A common sexually transmitted disease that can lead to 6 types of cancer later in life

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Viral Hepatitis

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An inflammation of the liver causing impairments in liver function

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Anorgasmia

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The absence of orgasm

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Infidelity

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A breach of faith when one member of a couple violates the couples mutually agreed upon rules or boundaries

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Involuntary experimental experience

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When one partner ventures outside of the relationship with out the other partner knowing

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Extra relationship involvement

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Any behavior that oversteps the expectations of exclusivity and monogamy in a relationship

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Extramarital Sex

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When a married person has sexual activities or interaction with another person

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Sexual Dysfunction

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The inability to fully enjoy sex

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Dyspareunia

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Sexual pain experienced by women as a result of sexual dysfunction

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Erectile Dysfunction

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The condition where men struggle to achieve an erection

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Rapid Ejactulation

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ejaculation that occurs before on or shortly after penetration with minimal sexual stimulation

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Crude Birth rate

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The number of children per 1000 women per year

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Total Fertility Rate

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The average number of live births per woman, in a given popular year

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Replacement fertility rate

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The average number of children born per woman at which the population is exactly replaced

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Family Projection Process

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A theory that people who have children do so because they are trying to gain what they did not have in their childhood

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Life Transition

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In psychology, a point at which people take on news roles, such as becoming a parent

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Turning Point

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A transition that entails a permanent, lasting shift in the direction of one’s life course

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timing

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the age at which a transition takes place

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Age-Related Norms

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Social approved pathways that determine the right time for certain life events

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Child-free by choice

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The voluntary choice to not have children

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Pronatalism

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an ideology that embrace childbearing

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Antinatalism

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an ideology that does not embrace childbearing

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Resource Dilution hypothesis

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A theory that says parent’s resources become diluted when spread over a larger number of children

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Quiverfull Movement

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a movement of fundamentalist Christians that are having many children because they think that they are being obedient to the Bible

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gestational parent

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the parent who is carrying the baby and who gives birth

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Labor

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The rhythmic uterine contractions that expel a baby

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Early Labor

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The first phase of labor where the cervix dilates from 0-3 centimeters

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Active Labor

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Where the cervix dilates from 4 to 7 centimeters and contractions occur every 2-3 minutes

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Transition

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The third stage of labor, the cervix is dilated to 10 centimeters, contractions happen every 90 seconds

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Sterility

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the absolute inability to reproduce

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Infertility

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The inability to conceive a baby after trying for a period of one year

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Pelvic inflammatory disease

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A disorder caused by untreated sexually transmitted diseases that results in a fertilized ovum having difficulty reaching the uterus due to blocked or scarred fallopian tubes

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Endometriosis

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A disease characterized by the buildup or migration of uterine tissue to other parts of the body

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Azzospermia

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A type of male infertility in which no sperm cells are produced

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Oligospermia

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A type of male infertility in which few sperm cells are produced

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Artificial insemination

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The medical processes by which a donor’s sperm is placed by syringe into a woman’s vagina, cervix, or uterus

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Sperm bank

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the place where Sperm is accepted and provided for couples looking to artificially inseminate

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Assisted reproductive technology

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Treatments that involve fertilization through the manipulation of the woman’s ova and male’s sperm

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In vitro fertilization

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Where a woman’s eggs are surgically removed and mixed with the male’s sperm. If it fertilized, it is placed into the uterus

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Gamete intrafallopian transfer

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an assites reproductive technology where an unfertilized eggs and a male’s sperm are placed in the fallopian tubes to foster natural fertilization

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Zygote intrafallopian transfer

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Where an egg is fertilized outside of the woman’s body and then immediately placed in the fallopian tubes

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Surrogate mother

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A woman who carries the fetus of another couple

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Birth defect

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A physical anomaly that is present at birth and may be inherited or may be the result of environmental influences during pregnancy or birth

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Miscarriage

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Spontaneous abortion, or loss of a fetus or embryo before the 20th week of pregnancy

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Stillbirth

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the death of a fetus after the 20th week of pregnancy

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Failure

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A measurement for contraception that is based on the number of women who become pregnant if 100 women used the method for one year

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Barrier contraceptive

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A contraceptive method that provides a chemical of physical barrier between the sperm and the ovum

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Hormone Contraceptive

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Methods of contraception that use artificial hormones to prevent ovulation as well as thicken the cervical mucus

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Emergency Contraception

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Made of the same hormones found in birth control pills, EC prevents pregnancy by interrupting the release of an egg

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In clinic abortion

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A medical procedure in which suction is used to remove a child from the uterus

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