Third Child
Charles F. Westoff, R. G. Potter
Geisteswissenschaften, Kunst, Musik / Pädagogik
Beschreibung
The second phase of a long-term study in American fertility. Tables, interview forms.
Originally published in 1963.
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Delayed gratification, Sampling (statistics), Educational attainment, Economic problem, Questionnaire, Menstrual cycle, Parochial school, Spouse, Natural family planning, DEPT (medicine), Sampling bias, Birth control, Longitudinal study, Maternal health, Miscarriage, Economic security, Correction for attenuation, Demography, Menstruation, Calculation, Overreaction, Raw score, Standard of living, Abortion, Ethnic origin, Income and fertility, Unemployment, Family planning, Coitus interruptus, Birth order, Catholic school, Church attendance, Vital rates, Frank W. Notestein, The Various, Protestantism, Statistical significance, Diagonal method, Residence, Income, Childbirth, Frederick Osborn, Family income, Catholic Schools (UK), Eugenics, Live birth (human), Remarriage, Birth rate, Menopause, Fecundity, Pregnancy rate, Factor 10, Amenorrhoea, Geometric distribution, Stillbirth, Inference, Prevalence, Fertility, Estimation, Parent, Grandparent, Unintended pregnancy, Socioeconomic status, Vital statistics (government records), Ethnic history, Indication (medicine), Pregnancy, Planned Parenthood, Sterilization (medicine), Social Security Administration