This article explores the impact of teenage pregnancy on the life chances of mothers in the United Kingdom through qualitative research methods for social sciences. It reviews the literature on the long-term consequences of teenage birth and assesses the effectiveness of interventions to encourage contraceptive use. The findings suggest negative effects on socioeconomic status and highlight the importance of interventions to improve outcomes for teenage mothers and their children.

Qualitative research on UK teenage pregnancy reveals long-term negative effects on mothers' life chances and interventions' effectiveness.

Qualitative Research Methods for Social Sciences

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