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reproductive behavior

reproductive behavior Reproductive behavior refers to how people act and plan in relation to having children, including the number of children they intend to have, whether they are currently trying to conceive, and their near-term intentions about childbearing.

Reproductive behavior refers to how people act and plan in relation to having children, including the number of children they intend to have, whether they are currently trying to conceive, and their near-term intentions about childbearing.

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Drafting source: Slabá Jitka. Changes in reproductive behavior associated with the perception and individual experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic. 2023; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0288833; article XML SHA-256 da0f795dc3310e9e0c6cb8af72ac90fa954e58908e96daa14cf97456651c2379. “Changes in reproductive behavior associated with the perception and individual experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic” (10.1371/journal.pone.0288833).
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