Addressing Rumours and Misconceptions Addressing

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Addressing Rumours and Misconceptions Addressing Rumours and Misconceptions In general, rumours arise when; An issue or information is important to people, but it has not been clearly explained. There is nobody available who can clarify or

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Addressing Rumours and Misconceptions<br>
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Addressing Rumours and Misconceptions In general, rumours arise when;
An issue or information is important to people, but it has not been clearly explained.
There is nobody available who can clarify or rectify the incorrect information.
The source of the rumour is perceived to be credible.
People are motivated to spread them for political reasons.
Ignorance and illiteracy
Identify the common FP myths and misconceptions in your area e.g.<br>
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Methods for Counteracting Rumours and Misconceptions When a client mentions a rumour, always listen politely. Do not ridicule her/ him.
Define what a rumour or misconception is.
Find out where the rumour came from and talk with the people who started it or repeated it. Check whether there is some basis for the rumour.
Explain the facts. Repeat as necessary
Use strong scientific facts about FP methods to counteract misinformation.
Always tell the truth. Never try to hide side effects or problems that might occur with various methods.<br>