Przykłady parenthood

• This paper explores the implications of human reproductive cloning for our notions of parenthood.

• Parenthood seems to intensify the attachment relationship with one's parents, whereas prior to the birth of children the romantic partner plays the most important role.

• More important than the information-giving provisions are the various elements of the proposals which encourage the active recognition of responsibilities of parenthood and marriage.

• The other five volumes, about parenthood, adolescence, girlhood, boyhood, and infancy, serve as supplements and constraints on what the editors have chosen to emphasize here.

• The book is a very thorough guide to the issues around lone parenthood and employment.

• This argument has some intuitive force and yet it fails to explain fundamental intuitions concerning parenthood.

• Civil registration provides a direct mechanism through which marriage is distinguished from cohabitation, through which parenthood is defined and by which human life is protected.

• Finally, these findings may reflect differences in expectations, either conscious or unconscious, of parenthood as a result of earlier experiences of family life patterns.

• A variety of other possible benefits are conditional in some measure on contemporary views about parenthood and biology.

• Similarly, the childless respondents were more inclined to minimize the inconvenience of parenthood, but between the two groups the differences were not significant.

• The strength of association between the risk of parenthood and the risk factor was assessed using the log-rank test.

• The figure shows the observed rates of parenthood for males and females for each level of the risk factor score.

• Such assortative pairing between similar individuals is likely to reinforce commonalities and give rise to similar life course outcomes, including an earlier onset of parenthood.

• A major social and health problem, particularly in inner city areas, is pregnancy in women under 16 years, or even single parenthood.

• First, to reduce the chance of early parenthood, which adversely affects the economic prospects of both men and (especially) women.