Which of the following is not one of the steps that intimate couples must negotiate through in order to use contraception effectively?
A) define themselves as sexually active
B) agree on the religious implications of contraception
C) have accurate knowledge of fertility and conception
D) have access to their chosen method of contraception

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While intimate couples may have to negotiate various aspects of contraception, agreeing on the religious implications of contraception is not a step that is necessary for effective contraception use. This is because religious beliefs are a personal and individual choice and do not necessarily impact the effectiveness of contraception use. The other options, such as defining oneself as sexually active, having accurate knowledge of fertility and conception, and having access to the chosen method of contraception, are important steps in negotiating the use of contraception effectively.

Which of the Following Is Not One of the Steps