Gender Attitudes and Fertility Aspirations among Young Men in Five High Fertility East African Countries

Gender Attitudes and Fertility Aspirations among Young Men in Five High Fertility East African Countries

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• Studies in Family Planning [ 0039-3665 ] ; 2013-03.

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  • African countries, African families, African marriage, Appendix table, Aspiration, Basu, Beta coefficient, Beta coefficients, Binary measure, Bivariate associations, Calverton, Cape town, Catherine bledsoe, Characteristic residence, Companionate marriage, Comparative reports, Complete data, Critical perspectives, Decisionmaking, Decisionmaking authority, Demographic characteristics, Demographic composition, Demographic factors, Demographic model, Different countries, Dodoo, Domestic violence, East africa, East african countries, Education none, Educational attainment, Employment status, Empowerment, Ethiopia, Ethiopia percent, Explanatory power, Ezeh, Family planning, Family planning march, Family size, Female education, Fertility, Fertility aspirations, Fertility decline, Fertility preferences, Fertility transition, Fewer children, Final models, Francis dodoo, Gender, Gender attitude, Gender attitude indicators, Gender attitude measures, Gender attitudes, Gender equality, Gender measures, Gender norms, Gender relations, Gender roles, Gender values, Greater tolerance, Harlow, Health survey, Health surveys, High fertility, High fertility countries, Higher fertility aspirations, Highest education none, Highest proportions, Husband wife, Ideal family size, Ideal number, Individual components, Intercountry differences, Intimate partner violence, Jewkes, Kishor, Large families, Large family ideals, Linear regression models, Little consistency, Locoh, Lower fertility aspirations, Macro, Male authority, Male dominance, Male domination, Many children, Marital status, Mary ellsberg, Massy mutumba, More children, Multivariate analysis, National academy press, Nations secretariat, Nonnumeric, Nonnumeric response, Nonnumeric responses, Normative attitude, Odds ratios, Other measures, Other quintiles, Parity, Population council, Population division, Potential collinearity, Predictor, Protestant muslim, Public health, Quintile, Quintiles, Reference category, Religion protestant, Religious affiliation, Reproductive, Reproductive health, Rwanda, Sample size, Second middle, Secondary education, Sexual right, Sexual rights, Significant predictor, Smaller families, Snow winter harlow, Social affairs, Summary measure, Survey data, Tanzania, Tolerance, Tolerance decisionmaking authority, Tolerant attitudes, Total fertility rate, Total lifetime fertility, Uganda, Urban residence, Urban wealth quintile, Violent husbands, Wealth quintile, Wealth quintiles, Weighted percentage, Westoff, World bank, Young adult, Young adult males, Young attitudes, Young gender attitudes, Zambia, Zambia percent.

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