Briefly explain why people typically choose to be childfree

What will be an ideal response?


Demographic Variables: Child-free women tend to be those who have never married and aren't cohabiting, have a bachelor's degree or higher, grew up with both biological parents, and are white. Women with a college education and careers are more likely than their male counterparts to be child free. This gender gap probably reflects women's awareness of the challenges of balancing employment and parenthood, particularly because women still have more responsibility than men for housework and child care.

Individual Choices: Some people decide not to have children because their family has a history of diseases such as breast and other cancers, early Alzheimer's, and muscular dystrophy. Because social pressure to bear children has diminished, both women and men feel freer to focus on their own goals and interests, value their independence, and do whatever they want without worrying about raising children.

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a. industrialization b. illiteracy c. the American Revolution d. agriculturalism e. the Depression

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A. pluralism B. singularism C. assimilation D. exploitation

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Suppose you had four populations with equal means and equal variances. You could make an F distribution for situations with samples of 10 each by

A) applying the test formula to each pair of samples and squaring, then repeating this process a large number of times. B) applying the ANOVA formula to a set of four samples (one from each of the four populations) of 10 each, figuring df, and repeating this process a large number of times. C) taking 10 samples from one of the populations, figuring the F ratio, and repeating this a large number of times. D) taking samples of 10 from each of the four populations, figuring an F ratio for each set of samples, and repeating this a large number of times.

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Relative poverty is a measure of what people need to survive.

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)

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