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    This document discusses definitions and concepts related to fertility and fertility transitions. It defines fertility as childbearing and the fertility transition as a shift from high to low fertility over time, with families transitioning from having children by fate to having them by design and ending childbearing earlier. It also lists some biological and social components that can impact fertility rates, such as nutrition, age of marriage, use of birth control methods, cultural values, and access to family planning services.

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    This document discusses definitions and concepts related to fertility and fertility transitions. It defines fertility as childbearing and the fertility transition as a shift from high to low fertility over time, with families transitioning from having children by fate to having them by design and ending childbearing earlier. It also lists some biological and social components that can impact fertility rates, such as nutrition, age of marriage, use of birth control methods, cultural values, and access to family planning services.

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    No.86 Pattradanai Class4

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    This document discusses definitions and concepts related to fertility and fertility transitions. It defines fertility as childbearing and the fertility transition as a shift from high to low fertility over time, with families transitioning from having children by fate to having them by design and ending childbearing earlier. It also lists some biological and social components that can impact fertility rates, such as nutrition, age of marriage, use of birth control methods, cultural values, and access to family planning services.

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    ÑbÑ1ÑwF

    ↳ Definitions and Related Concepts


    ↳ Fertility : bñnurinñaonr
    iv.
    ↳ child bearing
    fertility transition : High → Low :
    delay in

    ↳ Two part I
    e.
    family by fate
    →
    by deign ! earlier end to childbe .

    ↳ Biological components : fecundity

    |
    ↳ Dinner poor nutrition ↓ Fecundity →

    ↳ High
    ↳ Amenorrhea
    ↳ Anovulatory cycler
    Hutterite fertility

    ↳
    ↳ early age marriage, diet,%e fruitful & multiply", birth control Jin
    -

    female :Ña NIM ↓ menopause age 15-41 Mat -16 children


    .
    ,
    ,
    Male : Puberty Youngadult ↓mum
    →
    p Miring
    female!
    ↳ "" " """"" ,

    " " "" " """ """" """" ""¥""


    ↳ A decline in fertility : a.wiow
    willing , birth control

    [
    ,
    ↳
    supply demand (Lower death rate, quantity <quality
    -

    ↳ innovation & cultural " peu pectin


    "

    ↳ birth control t.HN/teri1iz.tion withdrawal


    condom pill

    Thailand

    Social components : opportunity & motivation

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