The impact of fertility intentions on behavior: the case of sterilization

Article Abstract:

This article examines family planning and fertility-related behavior with sterilization as its outcome. The authors argue that sterilization events are generally influenced by parity, and most individuals have long-term fertility-related goals.

Social aspects, Family planning, Sterilization (Birth control), Sexual sterilization

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New evidence for dysgenic fertility for intelligence in the United States

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Data taken for a 1994 survey is analyzed to determine whether there is a relationship between the intelligence of American adults 40 years of age or older and their number of siblings.

Age groups, Family size, Intelligence (Psychology), Age and intelligence

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