Blignault I, Brown L B
Br J Med Psychol. 1979 Dec;52(4):339-45. doi: 10.1111/j.2044-8341.1979.tb02534.x.
A series of 100 interviews with women attending ante-natal clinics at two Sydney public hospitals assessed their contraceptive knowledge, attitudes, and practice and locus of personal control (whether they believed they controlled their own lives). Multiple regression analyses showed that locus of control was significantly related to their attitudes to contraception, but not to their contraceptive knowledge or practice. The implications of that finding for family planning programmes and sex education are discussed.
对悉尼两家公立医院产前诊所的100名女性进行了一系列访谈，评估她们的避孕知识、态度、做法以及个人控制源（即她们是否认为自己能掌控自己的生活）。多元回归分析表明，控制源与她们对避孕的态度显著相关，但与她们的避孕知识或做法无关。文中讨论了这一发现对计划生育项目和性教育的影响。
