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Education and religion as factors influencing attitudes toward population growth in the United States

Larry D. Barnett Department of Sociology, California State College, Los Angeles, California
Pages 26-36 | Published online: 23 Aug 2010

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T. R. Williams. (1975) Population and the socialization process. International Journal of Environmental Studies 7:4, pages 253-262.
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Edward Gaughran, Elmer L. Struening, Gerhard Raabe & Gregory Muhlin. (2016) A Factor Analytic Study of Attitudes Toward Human Fertility. Adult Education 26:2, pages 86-100.
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James P. Kahan. (2010) Rationality, the Prisoner's Dilemma, and Population 1 . Journal of Social Issues 30:4, pages 189-210.
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Larry D. Barnett. (1971) Zero Population Growth, Inc.. BioScience 21:14, pages 759-765.
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