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Self-esteem
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French version of the “Self-esteem scale” [49]
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Score ranges from 10 to 40: the lower the score, the lower self-esteem. Items for this score are self-administered
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Perceived health
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Created for the questionnaire
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Score ranges from 0 to 100 on a visual analogic scale
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Health care renunciation and risk aversion
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Inspired by French national investigations [50, 51]
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Use of visual analogic scales
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Risk perception
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Created for the questionnaire and based on the Perception of Pregnancy Risk Questionnaire [52]
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Use of visual analogic scales. A composite and global score of perinatal risk perception related to EDC exposure was created
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Knowledge about endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs): routes and sources of exposure, ability to name some EDC’s molecules or families of molecules and definition of an EDC
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Created for the questionnaire
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A composite score was created. A catalog of photo images illustrates sources of exposure
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Perceived knowledge about EDCs
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Created for the questionnaire
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Use of a visual analogic scale
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Expectations for a “healthy baby”
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Based on “the healthy baby concept” [53]
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Use of a visual analogic scale and a catalog of photo images
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Trusted person
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Created for the questionnaire
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The answer to this question aims to identify the trusted person, who exerts the most influence on the pregnant woman
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Level of concern about five risks related to pregnancy
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Created for the questionnaire
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This exploration is meant to establish a hierarchy, with respect to chemical risk concerns. A catalog of photo images is used
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The way the pregnant woman heard about EDCs and, if so, how she experienced the information she received
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Created for the questionnaire
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These two parameters explore the role of information provided by the media, professional studies, and relationships (personal, friendly, professional, health professionals)
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Relationship to risk visibility
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Created for the questionnaire
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Likert-type response
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