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Using a method of contraception incorrectly reduces its effectiveness.
Using a method of contraception incorrectly reduces its effectiveness.
True (A)
Using a method of contraception only some of the time does not affect its overall effectiveness.
Using a method of contraception only some of the time does not affect its overall effectiveness.
False (B)
Contraceptive methods are always 100% effective when used correctly.
Contraceptive methods are always 100% effective when used correctly.
False (B)
Correct usage of contraception is essential to ensure maximum effectiveness.
Correct usage of contraception is essential to ensure maximum effectiveness.
Inconsistent use of contraception has no impact on its effectiveness.
Inconsistent use of contraception has no impact on its effectiveness.
Sexual abstinence is 100 percent effective at preventing pregnancy.
Sexual abstinence is 100 percent effective at preventing pregnancy.
Some hormonal methods have a 0% failure rate.
Some hormonal methods have a 0% failure rate.
Barrier methods are not 100 percent effective at preventing pregnancy.
Barrier methods are not 100 percent effective at preventing pregnancy.
All hormonal methods are 100 percent effective at preventing pregnancy.
All hormonal methods are 100 percent effective at preventing pregnancy.
There is no method of contraception that is 100 percent effective at preventing pregnancy.
There is no method of contraception that is 100 percent effective at preventing pregnancy.
Study Notes
Contraception Effectiveness
- Correct usage of contraception is crucial to ensure maximum effectiveness, as incorrect use can reduce its effectiveness.
- Using a method of contraception only some of the time actually reduces its overall effectiveness, rather than having no impact.
- No contraceptive method is 100% effective when used correctly, there is always some degree of risk involved.
- Inconsistent use of contraception can significantly impact its effectiveness, making it more likely to fail.
Contraception Effectiveness
- Incorrect use or inconsistent use of a contraception method does not reduce its effectiveness.
- Certain methods of contraception are 100% effective in preventing pregnancy when used correctly.
Perfectly Effective Methods
- Sexual abstinence is 100% effective at preventing pregnancy.
- Some barrier methods are 100% effective at preventing pregnancy when used correctly.
- Some hormonal methods are 100% effective at preventing pregnancy when used correctly.
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Correct usage of contraception is essential to ensure maximum effectiveness. This quiz assesses the impact of incorrect and inconsistent use of contraceptive methods on their effectiveness.
