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1983
It has been frequently argued that the attitudes and behavior of rural families are responsible for perpetuating the relatively high levels of poverty in rural regions. These family characteristics include religious fundamentalism, fatalism, traditionalism, extreme familism, and a pervasive lack of long-range planning.
Jon R. Urey, Scott W. Henggeler
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It has been frequently argued that the attitudes and behavior of rural families are responsible for perpetuating the relatively high levels of poverty in rural regions. These family characteristics include religious fundamentalism, fatalism, traditionalism, extreme familism, and a pervasive lack of long-range planning.
Jon R. Urey, Scott W. Henggeler
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2019
The harsher reality of rural family life is that economic conditions have forced millions of families to leave agriculture. Nonmetropolitan families, like other families, demonstrate rising rates of divorce, family violence, and adolescent pregnancies.
Raymond T. Coward, William M. Smith
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The harsher reality of rural family life is that economic conditions have forced millions of families to leave agriculture. Nonmetropolitan families, like other families, demonstrate rising rates of divorce, family violence, and adolescent pregnancies.
Raymond T. Coward, William M. Smith
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Supporting Rural Family Palliative Caregivers
Journal of Family Nursing, 2012There is urgent need to effectively support the well-being of rural palliative family caregivers (FCGs). A mixed method study was conducted with 23 FCGs. Data collection included completion of an assessment questionnaire and semistructured interviews.
Robinson, Carol +2 more
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An Index of the Economic Welfare of Rural Families
Journal of Consumer Research, 1975Total money value of goods and services consumed in a year is proposed as a measure of economic welfare, together with a short, easily administered index for estimating this value.
Frances M. Magrabi +3 more
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Russian Social Science Review, 1996
What heart does not ache, gazing upon the poverty, misery, and devastation of the Russian countryside today? The facts are common knowledge, and they speak for themselves. People go for months without receiving their pay, which is about as low as it can get in any case. Ruination reigns on the farms!—crop-sown areas are reduced, milk yields are falling,
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What heart does not ache, gazing upon the poverty, misery, and devastation of the Russian countryside today? The facts are common knowledge, and they speak for themselves. People go for months without receiving their pay, which is about as low as it can get in any case. Ruination reigns on the farms!—crop-sown areas are reduced, milk yields are falling,
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Home Asthma Management for Rural Families
Journal for Specialists in Pediatric Nursing, 2003ISSUES AND PURPOSE. To assess home asthma management among rural families with a school‐age child who has asthma.DESIGN AND METHODS. Exploratory analysis of baseline data of a tri‐ethnic sample of rural families with school‐age children who have asthma.RESULTS. Parents and children enact a moderate amount of asthma management behaviors.
Sharon D, Horner, Rachel T, Fouladi
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Psychosomatic disorders in a rural family practice
Psychosomatics, 1979Abstract A psychiatric epidemiologic study conducted in six Israeli villages and covering a 13-year period found that well over one third of the adult population had at least one psychosomatic disorder recorded during that time. The rates were consistently higher for women, and increased with age.
A, Arnon, I, Levav
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FAMILY GROWTH AND FAMILY PLANNING IN A RURAL AREA IN KENYA
Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1970520 lying-in patients in 7 maternity wards (in 1 hospital and 6 health centers) in Nyeri District Kenya were interviewed about their knowledge and attitudes regarding family planning. 52% of the women were in their 20s while 17% were less than 20 and 31% were between 30 and 44; 15% were unmarried (55% of those between 15 and 19 years of age were ...
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Family Planning in 19 Rural Counties
Family Planning Perspectives, 1972More than 90% of 2.4 million poor women in small town and rural American areas have no family planning resources. The Carolina Population Center (CPC) of the University of North Carolina with Office of Economic Opportunity support initiated a program in 19 North Carolina counties whose objectives were to organize a family planning service develop the
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Determinants of the Quality of Life of Rural Families
The Journal of Rural Health, 1998Abstract: Drawing from human ecology theory, the purpose of this study was to examine socioeconomic‐demographic determinants of the quality of life of rural families. In the study, computer‐aided telephone interviewing via random digit dialing procedures were used to collect data in the spring of 1996.
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