Although the use of psychedelics to impact health has seen growth, little research has tested
the effects of culture conditions on the relationship. More specifically, how does marital …

Unique longitudinal measures from Nepal allow us to link both mothers' and fathers' reports
of their marital relationships with a subsequent long-term record of their children's behaviors …

This study examines how maternal employment is related to children's school enrollment in
rural Nepal. Using the Chitwan Valley Family Study we combine over 30 years (1974–2008) …

Background Malawi is one of the countries in SSA with the highest TFR. This study aimed to
explore factors associated with modern contraceptive use and intention to use …

The authors investigate the relationship between reported religious affiliation and fertility
among reproductive-age women in Vietnam using the nationally representative 2014 …

BACKGROUND Across the globe, employment for pay outside the home plays a key role in
the lives of women, and increasing the proportion of women involved in high-quality jobs is a …

Major public health emergencies would have a negative influence on the psychology of the
public, and an effective psychological intervention can help them to relieve some emotions …

With an unprecedented increase in urbanization, urban sprawl is seen as arguably the
single biggest threat to the biodiversity of cities and regions by supporting an increasingly …

In this article, we examine whether mother's and father's self-reported religiousness relates
differently to the timing of their children's marriages. Conceptualizing religion as one source …

In this paper we develop a class of models to study a population and resource dynamical
system in which the decision to give birth is based on a rational far-sighted cost–benefit …