4. Which of the following is not true? a) b) C) d) Even before the implementation of the Taiwan family planning program, many women had already taken actions to limit their fertility. The Taiwan family planning program was seen as a great success. Many Asian countries family planning and fertility decline follow the same pattern as Taiwan. Family plarming programs were equally successful in leading to fertility decline in Africa as in Asia. 5. Which of the following women who is not using any contraceptive method does not have an unmet need for family planning? a) b) C) d) A woman does not want another child soon and thinks that she is not fecund. A woman wants to have another child soon and is morally opposed to the use of contraception. A woman does not want another child soon and is morally opposed to the use of contraception. A woman does not want another child soon and does not have access to contraceptives. 6. Which of the following statements about 1) lowering the population growth rate 2) reproductive health, as motivations for fertility policies is not true? a) b) C) d) The reproductive health approach is more concerned about unacceptable side effects of some contraceptive methods. The reproductive health approach includes treatment of infertility. There was a shift from a concern with reproductive health to a concern with limiting population growth at the 1994 International Conference on Population and Development, often called the Cairo Conference. As rates of population growth declined in much of the LDR, there was less pressure for heavy-handed fertility reduction programs