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Ideal family size and family background: An examination of mothers’ employment and daughters’ family size preferences

Donald J. Adamchak Department of Sociology, Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio
Pages 170-172 | Published online: 23 Aug 2010

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Sung-Mook Hong, Ann Hall & Jennifer Anne McDonald. (1985) Australian Adolescents’ Beliefs about Having Children. Australian Journal of Sex, Marriage and Family 6:2, pages 87-92.
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SusanF. Sharp. (1981) Adamchak's ideal family size and family background: A research note. Social Biology 28:3-4, pages 328-333.
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Roger B. Trent. (1980) Evidence bearing on the construct validity of "ideal family size". Population and Environment 3:3-4, pages 309-327.
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