Study Godoy-Izquierdo et al. (2009): study ES 2005

Public

Pregnant women, Spain, 200?

Survey name

Unnamed study

Sample

Respondents

N = 196

Non Response

Assessment

Questionnaire: Paper & Pencil Interview (PAPI)
Questionnaires handed out in public and private health and maternal education centres and completed at the instant

Correlate

Authors's Label

Unwantedness of pregnancy

Our Classification

Remarks

Observed correlates of unwantedness (1st trim: 45,9%; 2nd trim: 40,5%; 3rd trim: 10,8%): younger than 30 (75,7%), in a stable (51,4%) or unestable (43,2%) relationship (no relationship: 5,4%), with university studies (27,9%), student (35,1%) or employed (29,7%), with family monthly income lower than 2000e (81,1%), no children (70,3%), healthy pregnancy (94,6%), none to moderate complaints (88,9%), good health (M= 7,6, SD= 1,6; only 1 women among those who did not wanted the pregnancy reported to be ill, with a gynecological non-severe condition) Abortion is legal in Spain

Distribution

1: 18,9%  2: 80,1%

Operationalization

Self-report on single question:
Is this pregnancy wanted by you?
1: No   
2: Yes

Observed Relation with Happiness