An implicit ambivalence-indifference dimension of childbearing desires in the National Survey of Family Growth

Abstract

It is common in fertility surveys to ask women to retrospectively rate on a bipolar scale how much they wanted a pregnancy right before they became pregnant. Using a theoretical framework based on the interaction between positive and negative desires for p

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