A Model for Determining Information Diffusion in a Family Planning Program  

Oleh:

Jackson, Audrey R.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Journal of Marriage and the Family vol. 34 no. 03 (Aug. 1972), page 503.

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This study investigates selected personal, attitudinal, and social structural characteristics of white female residents of low-income areas in Nashville, Tennessee,in 1966and 1967.Controlling for age, education, family size, fundamentalism, fertility, and belief in smaller families and birth control efficiency, data are secured concerning birth control clinic approval and willingness to convey such approval. Knowledge of the existence of birth control clinics is seen as a function of proximity to clinics, friendliness of neighborhood, and propensity to discuss birth control with neighbors. A conceptual model is developed to illustrate variables contributing to the diffusion of birth control information in a public health family planning program.

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