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Correlational subjects

Correlational subject: Ever had children (vs not)

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CHILDREN: HAVING (parental status) Development of parental status Ever had children (vs not)
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Correlate as named by investigator People investigated Finding Negative orientationto children 21+ aged, married, with childeren, USA, 1957 First child Young adults, followed from age 18 to 30, The Netherlands, 1987-1999 Parental status 18+ aged, general public, USA, 1974-1975 first-born boy 20-70 aged identical twins, Denmark, 2002 first-born girl 20-70 aged identical twins, Denmark, 2002 at least one child 20-70 aged identical twins, Denmark, 2002 Childlessness 25-65 aged, married peole, Tthe Netherlands, 1965 parental history 55-89 aged, The Netherlands, 1992 Parent 18+ aged, general public, Guam, USA, 1991 Never had children 70-100+ aged, West-Berlin, Germany 1990-1993 Social Isolation 60+ aged, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, 1985 Childless 65+ aged, China, 2002 Family Context 60+ aged living alone, 10 European Nations, 2004 Familial roles People in transition, metropolis,USA, 1969 Children 18-94 aged natives and immigrants, USA, 1995 Has children 15+ aged, general public, Germany, 2002-2009 Having children 19+ aged, general public, China, 2008 Childless vs Parents Intentionally childless and intentionally parents, California, USA, 198? Has children 25-65 aged,general public, southwest Sweden, 2012 Number of children 16+ aged, general public, Hungary, 1992-1998 Kids 15+ aged, general public, United States, 1984-1996 Has a child 25-74 aged, general public, USA, 1995 Fertility problem stress Infertile couples, United States, 1987 Has child(ren) 20-69 aged, general public, Japan, 2013