From: Factors associated with reported modern contraceptive use among married men in Afghanistan
Variable | IDP (n = 265) n (%) | Total (n = 885) n (%) |
---|---|---|
Wife’s involvement in household decision-making: wife involved in decision, by decision type | ||
 How income is spent | 105 (39.6) | 560 (63.3) |
 Making major household purchases | 124 (46.8) | 600 (67.8) |
 Health care for family | 139 (52.5) | 637 (72.0) |
Wife’s involvement in household decision-making: combined variable | ||
 Wife not involved in decisions | 96 (36.2) | 179 (20.2) |
 Wife involved in some decisions | 89 (33.6) | 216 (24.4) |
 Wife involved in all decisions | 80 (30.2) | 490 (55.4) |
Attitudes towards IPV: Agrees that a husband is justified in hitting or beating his wife if: | ||
 She goes out without telling him | (n = 263) | (n = 871) |
116 (44.1) | 275 (31.6) | |
 She neglects the children |  | (n = 875) |
55 (20.8) | 152 (17.4) | |
 She argues with him | (n = 260) | (n = 867) |
59 (22.7) | 167 (19.3) | |
 She burns the food | (n = 262) | (n = 872) |
32 (12.2) | 80 (9.2) | |
 She refuses to have sex with him | (n = 245) | (n = 801) |
51 (20.8) | 116 (14.5) | |
Attitudes towards IPV: combined variable | (n = 253) | (n = 831) |
 IPV justified in ≥1 circumstance | 145 (57.3) | 386 (46.5) |
 IPV not justified in any circumstance | 108 (42.7) | 445 (53.5) |