Data Collection
sexual behaviors
After randomization, study coordinators administered the baseline questionnaire to participants. The instrument contained 75 items that measured contraceptive knowledge and asked participants to self-report background characteristics, contraceptive use, sexual behaviors and experiences, the belief of risk, and intentions related to sexual behaviors.After having the opportunity to watch their assigned video, participants went to their scheduled SRH appointment. Immediately after the appointment, they were asked to complete a post-visit questionnaire, which contained seven closed-ended items that asked about topics, behaviors, and questions discussed with the provider during the visit, how comfortable they felt talking about these issues with their provider, and their general satisfaction with the visit.Three months post-enrollment, research assistants contacted participants to administer follow-up questionnaires. The follow-up questionnaire was almost identical to the baseline questionnaire; it included all 75 questions plus two additional items that asked how and where the participant completed the questionnaire. Follow-up windows opened 3 months after the baseline enrollment date and, once the window opened, participants had 4 months to complete each questionnaire.