“…Considering Brazil as a large country in extension and inequalities, it becomes fundamental to analyze the different socioeconomic, individual and relational nuances that impact TFR and autonomy in reproductive decisions. That said, based on the antecedents of CM proposed by Miller (1994) and Miller, Severy and Pasta (2004) and on studies conducted around the world on variables that influence CM (Alexander, Perrin, Jennings, Ellen, & Trent, 2019;Ghazanfarpour et al, 2018;Irani & Khadivzadeh, 2019;Mynarska & Rytel, 2020;Varas & Borsa, 2019), This study aimed to analyze the relationships between the motivations for positive childbearing (PCM), negative childbearing (NCM) and psychological, sociodemographic, family of origin and partner relationship variables in a Brazilian sample. The following specific objectives were pursued:…”