International Journal of Turkish Studies, Zväzok 2,Vydanie 2University of Wisconsin, 1981 |
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... importance for women , whereas for men it is hardly important . “ Having a happy home " is the most often chosen value for men , but it is shown to be much less important for them than for women . These findings reflect the home - bound ...
... importance for women , whereas for men it is hardly important . “ Having a happy home " is the most often chosen value for men , but it is shown to be much less important for them than for women . These findings reflect the home - bound ...
Strana 67
... important reason ment means the tendency to assume full responsibility for one's actions and lot in life , as ... important reason for women ( considered of highest or second highest importance by 32.3 percent of women but only 18.5 ...
... important reason ment means the tendency to assume full responsibility for one's actions and lot in life , as ... important reason for women ( considered of highest or second highest importance by 32.3 percent of women but only 18.5 ...
Strana 68
... important factor underlying higher fertility in rural and less developed regions . It is also found , in fact , that as the numbers of children increase , the salience of " old age security " and " material " values of children ...
... important factor underlying higher fertility in rural and less developed regions . It is also found , in fact , that as the numbers of children increase , the salience of " old age security " and " material " values of children ...
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