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... . In Norway, having the first child in cohabitation has become the most common pattern. OBJECTIVE The paper studies the interrelated meaning of partnership, marriage, and childbearing ...
... ) . Additionally, means-tested benefits to families with children contribute to these divergent fertility patterns, particularly between single and married parents. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s single mothers ...
... ) also pointed out the value of examining changes in perceptions in response to actual patterns, and the ways in which these perceptions may fuel further change. Thus, ...
... all background variables and interactions with European region. Because many background variables showed different patterns in Eastern and Western European countries we also present results separately for these two regions ...
... mid-1990s 156 4.1.2 Contraceptive use in 2005 2010 161 4.2 Regression analysis of contraceptive use patterns 165 5 Discussion 173 6 Acknowledgements 175 References 176 Demographic Research: Volume 32, ...
... in the long-term consequences of reproductive pathways, particularly in the context of changing fertility patterns. Apart from the short- and long-term physiological influences of pregnancy, child birth ...
... with disability prevalence data make it a useful instrument for making plausible projections of future patterns of disability prevalence based on disability incidence. 1. Introduction In the coming decades ...
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... example, counteract the effect from a rising average level of income. Changing social patterns in living conditions and fertility behavior would also lead to the confounding of the association ...
... such as gender roles, attitudes towards premarital sex and divorce may eventually affect fertility patterns. For example, in the Mormon, conservative Protestant and Islamic faiths, male ...
... divergence of male and female mortality; it is just to emphasize that these illuminate patterns and processes of sex-specific behavior such as smoking or drinking, not society-wide factors. ...
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