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Data for: Improving Abortion Underreporting in the United States: A Cognitive Interview Study
Project Summary: The purpose of this study was to inform experimental testing of new approaches for measuring abortion in surveys in the United States, by improving our understanding of how women interpret and respond to survey items asking them to report their abortion history. Usin
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