STEREOTYPES RELATING TO FAMILY-SIZE STATUS

[1] CAN WE BELIEVE RECENT DATA ON BIRTH EXPECTATIONS IN UNITED-STATES [J]. DEMOGRAPHY, 1974, 11 (01) : 25 - 44

[2] BLAKE J, 1966, POP STUD-J DEMOG, V20, P27, DOI 10.1080/00324728.1966.10406082

[3] BLAKE J, 1972, 434 INT POP RES CTR

[4] Gough H.G., 1965, ADJECTIVE CHECK LIST

[5] GREENE G, 1963, SATURDAY EVENIN 0126, P10

[6] SOCIAL PRESSURE ON FAMILY SIZE INTENTIONS [J]. FAMILY PLANNING PERSPECTIVES, 1973, 5 (04): : 237 - 242

[7] Inkeles Alex, 1974, BECOMING MODERN

[8] RAINWATER L, 1965, FAMILY DESIGN MARITA

[9] Rainwater Lee, 1960, POOR GET CHILDREN

[10] ROLLIN B, 1970, LOOK 0922, P15

[1] CAN WE BELIEVE RECENT DATA ON BIRTH EXPECTATIONS IN UNITED-STATES [J]. DEMOGRAPHY, 1974, 11 (01) : 25 - 44

[2] BLAKE J, 1966, POP STUD-J DEMOG, V20, P27, DOI 10.1080/00324728.1966.10406082

[3] BLAKE J, 1972, 434 INT POP RES CTR

[4] Gough H.G., 1965, ADJECTIVE CHECK LIST

[5] GREENE G, 1963, SATURDAY EVENIN 0126, P10

[6] SOCIAL PRESSURE ON FAMILY SIZE INTENTIONS [J]. FAMILY PLANNING PERSPECTIVES, 1973, 5 (04): : 237 - 242

[7] Inkeles Alex, 1974, BECOMING MODERN

[8] RAINWATER L, 1965, FAMILY DESIGN MARITA

[9] Rainwater Lee, 1960, POOR GET CHILDREN

[10] ROLLIN B, 1970, LOOK 0922, P15