Question

which is a drawback of using a hormonal method of contraception?
○ they are often more expensive than other methods.
○ they may make the user feel embarrassed.
○ they are less effective than other methods.
○ they are often difficult to apply or use.

Explanation:

To determine the drawback of hormonal contraception:

• "They may make the user feel embarrassed" is not a typical drawback of hormonal methods (e.g., pills, patches) as they are private to use.
• "They are less effective than other methods" is incorrect; hormonal methods are highly effective when used correctly.
• "They are often difficult to apply or use" is wrong; many hormonal methods (like pills) are easy to use.
• "They are often more expensive than other methods" is a valid drawback, as hormonal contraceptives (e.g., prescription - based options) can cost more than some non - hormonal or over - the - counter methods.

Answer:

A. They are often more expensive than other methods.