Human Affairs Volume 24 Issue 3, Page 2

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Researching social influences on decision making: The case for qualitative methods

Masaryk, Radomír

2014 Human Affairs

Abstract Research on decision making has mainly been based on economic models that have tried to downplay the overall context of decision-making situations. When we look into the social influences on decision making we realize it is crucial that we bring the issue of context back into the...

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Researching social influences on decision making: The case for qualitative methods

Masaryk, Radomír

2014 Human Affairs

doi:10.2478/s13374-014-0231-z

Research on decision making has mainly been based on economic models that have tried to downplay the overall context of decision-making situations. When we look into the social influences on decision making we realize it is crucial that we bring the issue of context back into the spotlight. In...

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Reproduction, parenthood and gender as experienced in contemporary Central Eastern Europe: Introductory

Petrjánošová, Magda

2014 Human Affairs

doi:10.2478/s13374-014-0232-y

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Reproduction, parenthood and gender as experienced in contemporary Central Eastern Europe: Introductory

Petrjánošová, Magda

2014 Human Affairs

doi:10.2478/s13374-014-0232-y

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Can a magic wand plausibly be used in serious psychological research? The complications of researching the ideal age at which to be a parent through the eyes of the child

Konečná, Hana; Kocourková, Jiřina; Burcin, Boris; Kučera, Tomáš; Davidová, Karolína

2014 Human Affairs

doi:10.2478/s13374-014-0233-x

There is a growing trend in European countries for childbearing to occur later in women’s lives. The recent increase in the use of ART, together with the long-term trend towards later childbearing, raises questions as to the acceptable age of childbearing in contemporary society. ART legislation...

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Journal Article

Can a magic wand plausibly be used in serious psychological research? The complications of researching the ideal age at which to be a parent through the eyes of the child

Konečná, Hana; Kocourková, Jiřina; Burcin, Boris; Kučera, Tomáš; Davidová, Karolína

2014 Human Affairs

doi:10.2478/s13374-014-0233-x

Abstract There is a growing trend in European countries for childbearing to occur later in women’s lives. The recent increase in the use of ART, together with the long-term trend towards later childbearing, raises questions as to the acceptable age of childbearing in contemporary society. ART...

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Infertility and assisted reproduction technologies through a gender lens

Davidová, Karolína; Pechová, Olga

2014 Human Affairs

doi:10.2478/s13374-014-0234-9

Abstract We live in an era when increasing numbers of babies are conceived through assisted reproduction technologies (ART). Using a comprehensive approach, the present research seeks to contribute to the understanding of gender differences in experiencing and coping with infertility, and in...

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Infertility and assisted reproduction technologies through a gender lens

Davidová, Karolína; Pechová, Olga

2014 Human Affairs

doi:10.2478/s13374-014-0234-9

We live in an era when increasing numbers of babies are conceived through assisted reproduction technologies (ART). Using a comprehensive approach, the present research seeks to contribute to the understanding of gender differences in experiencing and coping with infertility, and in dealing with...

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Unemployed, employed & care-giving mothers: Quality of partner & family relations

Wyrobková, Adriana; Okrajek, Petr

2014 Human Affairs

doi:10.2478/s13374-014-0235-8

Abstract A retrospective ELSPAC study (N = 2756) compared three groups of mothers of three-year-old children: 1) employed, 2) voluntarily unemployed, and 3) involuntarily unemployed, about the quality of their partnership and family relationships. The results show that the involuntarily...

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Journal Article

Unemployed, employed & care-giving mothers: Quality of partner & family relations

Wyrobková, Adriana; Okrajek, Petr

2014 Human Affairs

doi:10.2478/s13374-014-0235-8

A retrospective ELSPAC study (N = 2756) compared three groups of mothers of three-year-old children: 1) employed, 2) voluntarily unemployed, and 3) involuntarily unemployed, about the quality of their partnership and family relationships. The results show that the involuntarily unemployed mothers...

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