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Diverging Reproductive Futures: Exploring Biosocial Influences on Fertility Goals and Reproductive Preferences
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Diverging Reproductive Futures: Exploring Biosocial Influences on Fertility Goals and Reproductive Preferences

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자료유형  
 학위논문 서양
최종처리일시  
20260202103021
ISBN  
9798315703433
DDC  
300.1
저자명  
Long, Anneliese Marie.
서명/저자  
Diverging Reproductive Futures: Exploring Biosocial Influences on Fertility Goals and Reproductive Preferences
발행사항  
[Sl] : The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2025
발행사항  
Ann Arbor : ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 2025
형태사항  
217 p
주기사항  
Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 86-11, Section: B.
주기사항  
Advisor: Thompson, Amanda L.
학위논문주기  
Thesis (Ph.D.)--The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2025.
초록/해제  
요약The project presented sought to investigate the biosocial influences on fertility goals and family formation in the years prior to childbearing. Fertility desires and goals are thought to be important for shaping future demographic trends and understanding the underlying patterns of reproductive health surrounding the experience of reproduction. This work will utilize a biosocial framework to understand the "upstream" behavioral and anthropological components which shape reproductive outcomes across the lifetime. This interdisciplinary project seeks to elucidate important decision-making elements for meeting family formation goals towards or away from having children.Our first aim represents one of the first to compare self-described and supplied reasons for forgoing and/or delaying children, revealing key concerns over the contemporary affordability of children and the ardent desire to be financially and emotionally stable prior to the consideration of reproduction. We synthesize qualitative interview data with our quantitative findings to illustrate how concerns and desires are conceptualized by participants, indicating that childbearing decisions are nuanced, complex, and shrouded with uncertainty. For our second aim, we put forth evidence that subjective social status influences an individual's predisposition towards positive or negative fertility aspirations. Results indicated that higher subjective social status was associated with an increased likelihood of positive inclination towards childbearing. Our findings highlight critical differences in fertility goals based on objective and subjective measures of social status, signaling a distinct role for two individuals perceived their status. With our third aim, we explore how perceptions of the future interrelate to fertility goals using the 5-item Dark Future Scale. We document a strong association between pessimistic views toward the future and an individual's predisposition toward negative fertility aspirations. This finding highlights critical differences in fertility goals based on perceived conditions of the world, contributing to an increased understanding of how subjective notions and narratives of societal well-being may function as a key determinant of fertility goals. Together, these findings provide a valuable snapshot into the social processes behind fertility goals among existing non-parents.
일반주제명  
Social research
일반주제명  
Sociology
일반주제명  
Physical anthropology
일반주제명  
Biology
키워드  
Childbearing
키워드  
Childlessness
키워드  
Fertility desires
키워드  
Parenthood
키워드  
Socioeconomic status
기타저자  
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Anthropology
기본자료저록  
Dissertations Abstracts International. 86-11B.
전자적 위치 및 접속  
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■520    ▼aThe  project  presented  sought  to  investigate  the  biosocial  influences  on  fertility  goals  and  family  formation  in  the  years  prior  to  childbearing.  Fertility  desires  and  goals  are  thought  to  be  important  for  shaping  future  demographic  trends  and  understanding  the  underlying  patterns  of  reproductive  health  surrounding  the  experience  of  reproduction.  This  work  will  utilize  a  biosocial  framework  to  understand  the  "upstream"  behavioral  and  anthropological  components  which  shape  reproductive  outcomes  across  the  lifetime.  This  interdisciplinary  project  seeks  to  elucidate  important  decision-making  elements  for  meeting  family  formation  goals  towards  or  away  from  having  children.Our  first  aim  represents  one  of  the  first  to  compare  self-described  and  supplied  reasons  for  forgoing  and/or  delaying  children,  revealing  key  concerns  over  the  contemporary  affordability  of  children  and  the  ardent  desire  to  be  financially  and  emotionally  stable  prior  to  the  consideration  of  reproduction.  We  synthesize  qualitative  interview  data  with  our  quantitative  findings  to  illustrate  how  concerns  and  desires  are  conceptualized  by  participants,  indicating  that  childbearing  decisions  are  nuanced,  complex,  and  shrouded  with  uncertainty.  For  our  second  aim,  we  put  forth  evidence  that  subjective  social  status  influences  an  individual's  predisposition  towards  positive  or  negative  fertility  aspirations.  Results  indicated  that  higher  subjective  social  status  was  associated  with  an  increased  likelihood  of  positive  inclination  towards  childbearing.  Our  findings  highlight  critical  differences  in  fertility  goals  based  on  objective  and  subjective  measures  of  social  status,  signaling  a  distinct  role  for  two  individuals  perceived  their  status.  With  our  third  aim,  we  explore  how  perceptions  of  the  future  interrelate  to  fertility  goals  using  the  5-item  Dark  Future  Scale.  We  document  a  strong  association  between  pessimistic  views  toward the  future  and  an  individual's  predisposition  toward  negative  fertility  aspirations.  This  finding  highlights  critical  differences  in  fertility  goals  based  on  perceived  conditions  of  the  world,  contributing  to  an  increased  understanding  of  how  subjective  notions  and  narratives  of  societal  well-being  may  function  as  a  key  determinant  of  fertility  goals.  Together,  these  findings  provide  a  valuable  snapshot  into  the  social  processes  behind  fertility  goals  among  existing  non-parents.
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