Items:

1. Beliefs about gender, including how men and women should act, can lead to unequal control over family planning decisions.
2. There are ways to include men in family planning counseling without compromising a woman's choice.
3. Male partners should also be responsible for family planning by using a method themselves or providing support to their partner.
4. In some cases, including men in family planning services can support continued method use.
5. I should only invite a woman's partner to their family planning session if she wants me to.
6. Family planning should address myths about how method use affects fertility, sexual pleasure, and behavior for women and men.
7. Men can be users of contraceptive methods themselves-they are not only for women.
8. There is no point talking to men about family planning unless I have condoms at the clinic.*
9. Men should be aware of all forms of contraception, even though most methods are used by women.
10. Holding community dialogues with men about family planning is important to support family planning services.
11. Talking with male community leaders about family planning is important to support family planning services.
12. In some cases, including men in family planning decisions can improve the couple's satisfaction with method choice.
13. I can counsel male clients about vasectomy as a contraceptive method and provide referrals if necessary.

Response Options:
Strongly agree - 4
Agree - 3
Disagree - 2
Strongly disagree - 1

*Items are reverse scored.