Laura Botzet
@laura-j-botzet.bsky.social
phd student at university of göttingen. biological personality psychology. interested in hormonal contraception, panel data, open science, #rstats, and running. she/her
There is so much more cool stuff in this project (AMEs, robustness & sensitivity analyses) and I am super proud of Chiara Draxler, who has done an amazing job leading this project. This project would not have been possible without the work by @ruben.the100.ci and @larspenke.bsky.social 💪
May 16, 2024 at 10:21 AM
There is so much more cool stuff in this project (AMEs, robustness & sensitivity analyses) and I am super proud of Chiara Draxler, who has done an amazing job leading this project. This project would not have been possible without the work by @ruben.the100.ci and @larspenke.bsky.social 💪
Neither sexual satisfaction or sexual frequency significantly predicted the probability to switch, questioning the idea that women discontinue hormonal contraceptive use because of hormonal side effects on sexuality.
May 16, 2024 at 10:19 AM
Neither sexual satisfaction or sexual frequency significantly predicted the probability to switch, questioning the idea that women discontinue hormonal contraceptive use because of hormonal side effects on sexuality.
We found robust support for an effect of contraceptive satisfaction on the probability to switch – especially for women using hormonal contraceptive methods. HC users had an 8% [5%; 11%] smaller probability to switch when their contraceptive satisfaction increased by 1 point.
May 16, 2024 at 10:18 AM
We found robust support for an effect of contraceptive satisfaction on the probability to switch – especially for women using hormonal contraceptive methods. HC users had an 8% [5%; 11%] smaller probability to switch when their contraceptive satisfaction increased by 1 point.