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UC Irvine World Cultures eJournal Title Cross-Cultural Comparison of Family Size and Composition between Muslim and Santal Communities in Rural Bangladesh Publication Date Cross-Cultural Comparison of Family Size and Composition between Muslim and Santal Communities in Rural Bangladesh
2008
unpublished
Every family adapts from one generation to another to specific environment in which they live and meet their human needs. In so doing, the couples of the family desire and plan ideal family size and composition and reproduce accordingly. They continue their reproductive behavior until they acquire planned family size. This paper, based on primary data collected from March to October, 2005 including 100 couples chosen by Cluster random sample (70 couples from Muslim community and 30 couples from
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