When reviewing statistics related to unintended pregnancies, which of the follow

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When reviewing statistics related to unintended pregnancies, which of the following statements is most likely to apply? The terms unintended and unwanted pregnancy are interchangeable and are used to measure the same thing. Mistimed and unwanted pregnancies are counted in the unintended pregnancy rates and indifferent to the pregnancy gets counted with the intended pregnancies. Pregnancies only fall within the unwanted category if both the mother and father did not want the pregnancy: otherwise, they would fall in the unintended category. The mistimed category of reporting unintended pregnancies refers to pregnancies that occurred within 6 months to 1 year of when they were planned.

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OPtion 2 is Correct

Unintended pregnancy are mistimed or unplanned or unwanted pregnancy are seen by every year in the US Vs pregnancy with intended pregnancy.

Option C is not possible because unwanted or unintented are comes under same category.

Option D also wrong due to that it is unintended pregnancy are not planned pregnancy.

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