Kto planuje mieć dzieci w Polsce do 2015 roku?
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Jun 10, 2011
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Bezdzietność, Płodność, Polska, fertility
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W komunikacie omówiono krótko- i długoterminowe intencje prokreacyjne badanych respondentów. Następnie skoncentrowano się na zamierzeniach posiadania dziecka w ciągu najbliższych trzech lat u osób bezdzietnych oraz osób z jednym dzieckiem. Nadrzędnym celem analiz było znalezienie odpowiedzi na pytanie: kto planuje mieć dzieci do roku 2015, a zwłaszcza kto zamierza mieć pierwsze lub drugie dziecko?
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Mynarska , M. (2011). Kto planuje mieć dzieci w Polsce do 2015 roku?. Studia Demograficzne, (1(159), 75–98. Retrieved from https://econjournals.sgh.waw.pl/SD/article/view/2578
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[19] Stanford J.B., Hobbs R., Jameson P., DeWitt M.J., Fischer R.C., 2000, Defining dimensions of pregnancy intendedness, „Maternal and Child Health Journal”, 4(3): 183–189.
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[21] Thomson E., 1997, Couple childbearing desires, intentions, and births, „Demography”, 34(3): 343–354.
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