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Journal of Reproductive and Infant Psychology Volume 9, 1991 - Issue 4
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Reproductive decision making: Asian women's ideas about family size, and the gender and spacing of children

Anne Woollett Department of Psychology, Polytechnic of East London, Stratford, London, E15 4LZ, UK
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Neelam Dosanjh-matwala Department of Psychology, Polytechnic of East London, Stratford, London, E15 4LZ, UK
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Jan Hadlow Department of Psychology, Polytechnic of East London, Stratford, London, E15 4LZ, UK
Pages 237-252 | Received 28 Jan 1991, Accepted 05 Aug 1991, Published online: 11 Dec 2007

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Diana Suk-Chin Law, Chai-Eng Tan & Seng-Fah Tong. (2019) Influences on the decision to use contraception among Sarawakian women with diabetes: a qualitative exploration. Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters 27:1, pages 126-135.
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Christine McCourt & Alison Pearce. (2000) Does continuity of carer matter to women from minority ethnic groups?. Midwifery 16:2, pages 145-154.
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J. S. Dosanjh & P. A. S. Ghuman. (2006) Child‐rearing practices of two generations of Punjabis: development of personality and independence. Children & Society 12:1, pages 25-37.
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O.B.A. Van Den Akker, F.F. Eves, S. Service & B. Lennon. (1995) Menstrual cycle symptom reporting in three British ethnic groups. Social Science & Medicine 40:10, pages 1417-1423.
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Anne Woollett, Harriette Marshall, Paula Nicolson & Neelam Dosanjh. (2016) Asian Women's Ethnic Identity: The Impact of Gender and Context in the Accounts of Women Bringing Up Children in East London. Feminism & Psychology 4:1, pages 119-132.
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