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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"child number"”.
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Interrelations Between Religiosity, Mental Health, and Children
… dealing with religiosity, mental health, and children. The first uses the General Social Survey to perform the first large-N, non-convenience-sample analysis of the relationship between belief in God and sense of purpose. Using logistic regression analysis I find that there is a positive …
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Male attitudes toward the timing of parenthood
… status, parental status, age at birth of first child, number of children in family, wait from marriage to first birth, job status, educational status, religious preference and attitude toward timing of parenthood. The sample consisted of 103 males in Blacksburg, Virginia. It was a heterogeneous …
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Australian men's intentions for children: A life course perspective on factors influencing their formation and revision.
… to question whether individual and couple childbearing behaviour is accurately reflective of the numbers of children people intend to have. Most research into this field has been undertaken in a European context where the emergence of sub-replacement level fertility intentions has occurred. …
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Australian men's intentions for children: A life course perspective on factors influencing their formation and revision.
… to question whether individual and couple childbearing behaviour is accurately reflective of the numbers of children people intend to have. Most research into this field has been undertaken in a European context where the emergence of sub-replacement level fertility intentions has occurred. …
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“You kind of just have to give up on that dream”: Saskatchewan women’s and men’s experiences with fertility gaps
… likely to underachieve, than overachieve, their child number preferences (Quesnel-Valleé & Morgan, 2003). Such discrepancies between preferences and reality are known as fertility gaps (Chesnais, 2000; Phillipov, 2009). This thesis sought to further the qualitative work of Carvalho and colleagues …