The Dynamics of Spousal Relationships After the Loss of a Child Among Bereaved Malay Parents by Nur Atikah Mohamed Hussin, Taufik Mohammad, Azlinda Azman, Joan Guàrdia-Olmos, Anna Liisa Aho

“…These parents had lost their children due to accidents (n = 9) and homicide (n = 2). …”
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Issues of work values in the value system of the youth: a sociological analysis by A. Altynbekov, M. Sadyrova

“…Except for family education given by parents, a set of mechanism of methods, instructions (books, audio, video etc.) should be prepared, which enables children to be competitive, to know the right and the wrong, to be aware of history, religion, traditions, language and mentality. …”
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Eighteenth Annual Conference of the Canadian Council of Muslim Women by Sharon Hoosein

“…She logically argued that genetics are evenly distributed to offspring, so that women receive intellect from both parents; that children think as they learn; and that, in general, all homo sapiens are thinking creatures. …”
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Changes in intensification of religious involvement during the COVID-19 pandemic in Poland. by Rafał Boguszewski, Marta Makowska, Monika Podkowińska

“…In such challenging and worrying situations it can be expected that people will seek comfort in religion. However, before the pandemic there were never such wide world disruptions of religious practice-because of social distancing regulations, religiosity cannot be practiced in the same way as it was before the pandemic.…”
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Breastfeeding awareness and perception among antenatal mothers: A cross-sectional study in urban slum population of Bhubaneswar, Odisha by Ipsa Mohapatra, Adrija Roy

“…About 100% intended to breastfeed their children, but only 64% said that they intended to exclusively breastfeed. 66.4% knew about the importance of colostrum. …”
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Determinants of Household Food Insecurity and Depression in Mothers: Evidence from Ghana by Anthony Wemakor, Ibrahim Alhassan Mohammed, Victoria Awuni

“…An analytical, community-based, cross-sectional survey was conducted to collect data on 364 mothers of under-five children selected using the multistage method in the municipal. …”
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ROLE OF THE SACRAL IN CULTURAL TRANSFORMATIONS OF HUMANKIND REPRODUCTIVE FUNCTION by Олександр Кирилюк

“…Although all cultures forbade those sexual acts that did not contribute to the birth of children, sacralisation of such acts helped overcome any prohibitions. …”
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Cleft lip: The historical perspective by S. Bhattacharya, V. Khanna, R. Kohli

“…The earliest documented history of cleft lip is based on a combination of religion, superstition, invention and charlatanism. …”
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Understanding to Intergroup Conflict: Social Harmonization and Law Awareness of Society by Syahruddin Nawi, Muhammad Syarif, Aswad Rachmat Hambali, Salle Salle

“…The results showed that conflict/war between groups or residents still occurred in at least six 6 regions in Makassar that had caused various losses because war between groups or residents involved children or adolescents using dangerous objects. There are 30 factors, namely juvenile delinquency, multi aspects, peaceful disturbance, offensive, revenge, social, economic, jealousy, work area disputes, unemployment, ethnicity, religion, culture, wild race, women, competition, misunderstanding, social change, deprivation land, women who seize men (infidelity of women), youth group clashes, politics/parties, deception, social classes/strata, selfishness, arrogance, ridicule, slander, conflict of interest, and government land disputes. …”
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Vakfiyeler Işığında Hacı Bektaş Veli Tekkesi ve Bazı Bektaşi Tekke ve Türbeleriyle İlişkileri by Nilgün ÇEVRİMLİ

“…Generally, the first person to set up the endowment was trustee in the management, then his/her children or some one or an authority asked by the endower. …”
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Perception of Prenatal Sex Selection among Women Attending Antenatal Clinic in a South Western Nigerian Town by J Imaralu, FI Ani, AO Olaleye, JO Sotunsa, OO Adelowo

“…Presence of existing male children had a significantly negative effect on preferred child sex (p=0.377, CI=0.365-0.390). …”
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Attitudes of Married Women Towards Induced Abortion in Manisa by Dilek Özmen, Aynur Çakmakçı Çetinkaya, Seval Cambaz Ulaş, Nursen Bolsoy

“…Multivariate analyses showed that women at an older age, women with higher education, women having a nuclear family, women with fewer living children, women with a previous induced abortion, women using a modern family planning method, women defining themselves as nullifidians or who did not fulfil religious rituals, and women having higher scores for knowledge of induced abortion had a more positive attitude towards induced abortion.Conclusion:The results of the study showed that the attitudes of women towards induced abortion were affected by religion, but that they had the enough flexibility to have a positive attitude when a medical or social necessity arose.…”
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Explaining marital patterns and trends in namibia: a regression analysis of 1992, 2000 and 2006 demographic and survey data. by Lillian Pazvakawambwa, Nelago Indongo, Lawrence N Kazembe

“…Results from multinomial model suggest that marital status was associated with age at marriage, total children born, region, place of residence, education level and religion. …”
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A cross-sectional study on epidemiology and clinical profile of cleft lip and palate at a tertiary care hospital in Manipur, India by Indranil Dutta, Nilamani Sharma Guruaribam, Palin Khundongbam

“…Results: Female (51.2%) children are more affected with CL and palate. Association of A +ve blood group is statistically significant. 36.2% belongs to lower middle class socioeconomic status. …”
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Determinants of unplanned Pregnancy among Women: A case of Awach Health Centre IV in Gulu district. by Norman Okae, Jane Kasozi Namagga, Grace Nambooze

“…Others are; breastfeeding status during conception, the gender of existing children, recurrent obstetrical complications, distance from husband, rape, peer pressure, denial of pregnancy by men, type of settlement, contraceptive failure, and lack of sensitization. …”
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What potential traits do adolescents and early adults look for in mate preferences? by Muhammad Rehan Masoom

“…Therefore, results support universal sex differences, but religion, culturally-defined gender roles, and social environment also affect mate preferences; sometimes people require making some trade-offs between preferences depending on the sociocultural context.…”
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Islamic boarding schools and human rights enforcement transmission of cultural values for disabilities by Suwarno Suwarno, Uswatun Chasanah

“…However, it is more critical as a form of application, essence, and religion, the theological substance that teaches the equality of human rights, tolerance, and respect for others in all aspects of life. …”
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Changes in intensification of religious involvement during the COVID-19 pandemic in Poland by Rafał Boguszewski, Marta Makowska, Monika Podkowińska

“…In such challenging and worrying situations it can be expected that people will seek comfort in religion. However, before the pandemic there were never such wide world disruptions of religious practice–because of social distancing regulations, religiosity cannot be practiced in the same way as it was before the pandemic. …”
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Unmet Care Needs and Uncertainty in Patients Newly Diagnosed with Breast Cancer by Li-Wei Chen, Hsu-Huan Chou, Shih-Yung Wang, Whei-Mei Shih

“…The results revealed that a patient’s age and religion negatively correlated with illness uncertainty. …”
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Postpartum related morbidities among women visiting government health facilities in Udupi Taluk, Karnataka, India by Navya Vyas, Ramachandra Kamath, Sanjay Pattanshetty, V S Binu

“…These subjects were selected from mothers who accompanied their children for immunization from February 2013 to July 2013 using purposive sampling technique. …”
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