Panelowe badanie przemian relacji między pokoleniami, w rodzinie oraz między kobietami i mężczyznami jako podstawa diagnozowania zmian demograficznych w Polsce

Kotowska, Irena E.

doi:10.33119/sd.2017.2.6

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“…Surveys conducted in Europe show that childless respondents aged 20 to 28 usually declare a will to have two children [29]. A similar result was obtained after analysis of the data from the GGS-PL study, in which almost 70% of childless respondents declared the desire to have two children [30,31].…”

Section: Measuring Waiting Time To Pregnancy In the Demographic Contextmentioning

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Measuring the waiting time to pregnancy with the use of a retrospective questionnaire in the course of the GGS-PL study entitled ‘generations and gender survey’

Tymicki

2017

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Paper analyses relationship between age at first attempt to conceive and apparent fecundability defined as detection of a pregnancy. The purpose of the analysis is to account for biological consequences of age shifts on fertility schedules in contemporary low fertility societies. Age specific decrease in fecundability might lead to increase in waiting time to pregnancy measured as interval between onset of deliberate attempt to conceive and actual pregnancy. Analysis is based on retrospective measurement of waiting time to pregnancy (WtP) implemented in GGS-PL survey. Analyses reveal significant increase in WtP among women aged 35+ and only a slight increase for those aged 30-35. Due to increase in age at first reproduction we expect that share of couples having prolonged WtP or those remaining childless might increase in the future especially among social groups which are in the avant-garde of fertility postponement. Paper addresses an issue whether increase in age at first attempt to conceive among females might have an effect on likelihood of conception. Since postponement of reproduction seems to be almost universal feature of contemporary developed societies paper aims at measuring safe limits of postponement in which conception will not be endangered by a significant drop in fecundity. Analysis uses data on waiting time to pregnancy (WtP) to measure an impact of reproductive ageing on length of interval between first attempt to conceive and conception. Methodology of measuring WtP has been implemented in Polish GGS survey. Analyses reveal significant increase in WtP among women aged 35+, slight increase among females aged 30-35 and no decrease for younger females. Results suggest that postponement of reproduction beyond age 35 might decrease chances for achieving desired number of children during lifetime and ultimately increase observed proportion of childless females. Paper addresses an issue whether decrease in female fecundity (reproductive senescence) during life cycle might have an influence on realization of fertility intentions. Increasing age at first attempt to conceive might translate into lower than planned number of offspring due to divergence between lifecycle of modern females and changes in fecundity over the life course. We use waiting time to pregnancy (WtP) to account for impact of reproductive ageing on length of interval between first attempt to conceive a child and actual pregnancy. This retrospective methodology reflects definition of sub-fertility and infecundity as number of months with regular unprotected intercourse ending (or not) in pregnancy. Methodology of measuring WtP has been implemented in Polish GGS survey and contains questions about infertility and number of menstrual cycles needed for conception. Analyses reveal significant increase in WtP among women aged 35+, slight increase among females aged 30-35 and no decrease for younger females. Estimates of infertility yields around 6% for females and around 3% for males (as declared by respondents). These results are in line...

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Section: Measuring Waiting Time To Pregnancy In the Demographic Contextmentioning

confidence: 60%

Measuring the waiting time to pregnancy with the use of a retrospective questionnaire in the course of the GGS-PL study entitled ‘generations and gender survey’

Tymicki

2017

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“…The survey was conducted as a part of the Generations and Gender Programme (GGP) international research programme on a random, nationally representative sample of almost 20,000 Poles aged 18-79. It yielded detailed data on their characteristics, life histories, intentions and attitudes [34]. Amongst other things, the respondents were asked to provide information on the status of their health.…”

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The health of women of reproductive age and their childbearing intentions

Mynarska

Wróblewska

2017

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The aim of the analyses presented in this article is to examine the role of health in women's childbearing choices in Poland. Data from the "Generation and Gender Survey" (GGS-PL) are used. The first wave of this panel survey was carried out in Poland in late 2010 and early 2011. Four different indicators of health are used in the analyses to verify whether women with disabilities or experiencing various health problems limit their parental plans. The results suggest that each health aspect may be relevant for predicting the women's intention to have a child within the next three years. However, the multivariate analyses show that only women's self-rated health remains significant, if age, parity and marital status are controlled in the model.

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“…For the purpose of this study, a data set from the panel survey Generations and Gender Survey (GGS) for Poland conducted under the program Generations and Gender Programme (GGP) has been used. The main objective of this international research program is to obtain information on demographic processes examined in the economic, social and cultural context [Kotowska and Jóźwiak 2011].…”

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The Analysis of Chances of Young and Middle-Aged People for Having a Job Using Bayesian Logistic Regression Model

Grzenda

2017

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Panelowe badanie przemian relacji między pokoleniami, w rodzinie oraz między kobietami i mężczyznami jako podstawa diagnozowania zmian demograficznych w Polsce

Cited by 11 publications

References 3 publications

Measuring the waiting time to pregnancy with the use of a retrospective questionnaire in the course of the GGS-PL study entitled ‘generations and gender survey’

Measuring the waiting time to pregnancy with the use of a retrospective questionnaire in the course of the GGS-PL study entitled ‘generations and gender survey’

The health of women of reproductive age and their childbearing intentions

The Analysis of Chances of Young and Middle-Aged People for Having a Job Using Bayesian Logistic Regression Model

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