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13 Cards in this Set
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pronatalist bias
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having children is taken from granted whereas not having children is a justification
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structural antinatalism
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insufficiently supportive of parents & children
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opportunity costs
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economic opportunity for wage earning and investments that parents forgo when rearing children
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assisted reproductive technology (ART)
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infertility treatment
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shared parenting
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identity, good job security, feminist movement
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primary parents
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a couple "mothering together" rather than one parent & one helper
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authoritarian parenting style
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low on emotional nurturing & support, but high on direction & control. Rigid rules, no backtalk, work hard, be tough; harsh physical punishment
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authoritative parenting style
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warm, firm, & fair. both nurturing & support along with direction & control. Firm guidelines w/ independence, verbal interactions
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laissez-faire parenting style
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permissive allowing children to set own limits without parental guidance
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fertility
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used by demographers to refer to actual births
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fecundity
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reproductive capacity
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infecundity/sterility
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physical inability to have children
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attachment disorder
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defensively shutting off willingness or ability to make future attachments to anyone
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