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Rapid repeat pregnancy is associated with negative outcomes for teen mothers and their offspring. Contraceptive use can reduce this risk. We explored the impact of AIM for Teen Moms, a future-oriented behavioral intervention, on emotional and tangible support and the influence of this support on the attitudes, intentions, and past 3-month contraceptive use behaviors. Participants were 295 first-time moms (ages 15-19) in Los Angeles County who participated in a randomized control trial intervention to reduce rapid repeat pregnancies. Parti
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