Factors Affecting the First Childbearing Decision in Iranian Males

Factors Affecting the First Childbearing Decision in Iranian Males

Abstract Introduction: Childbearing results from a productive behavior within the family arisen from couples’ decision to have children. The role of men in making decisions about childbearing and their intentions are often overlooked in studies. Objective: This study aimed to investigate males’ first childbearing decision and their contributing factors. Materials and Methods: This was an anal...

The Study of Social Factors Affecting the Tendency towards Childbearing among Young Women in Mazandaran Province

Fertility behavior based on stimuli, decision making process, and related attitudes can be considered as social behavior that occurs in a social environment. The general objective of this research is to investigate the social factors affecting the tendency towards childbearing among married women in Mazandaran province. The sample size of this study is 100 people who were selected by purposive ...

Factors Affecting The Non-oil Exports In Iranian Economy

Factors Affecting the Implementation of Citizen Science in Iranian Universities

Citizen science is a form of public participation research based on public participation that provides multiple benefits to researchers, citizens, policymakers, and society, as well as research and innovation cycles. Literature review indicates that universities have a significant role in management and implementation of citizen science projects. Despite the emphasis on citizen participation in...

Identifying psychological and physical factors affecting the ethical decision

Background: Today, the special position of sports in different societies is not hidden from anyone (4). Football is one of these sports that plays the first role (5). In the world of sports, people play an important role and one of these important human resources is referees, and football is no exception. In fact, the fair judgment of the referees plays an important role in the view of athletes...