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- 類型：已發表論文
- 日期：2009
摘要
Much anthropological research and theory concerns how group differences in behavior, subjective experience, and ways of seeing the world (i.e., 文化 differences) are created and maintained. Both within and outside the United States, there are dramatic group differences in fertility. In the United States, American Indian groups exhibit some of the highest and earliest fertility. We used ethnographic data as well as structured card-sort and questionnaire data to compare 文化 models of childbearing among Cherokee and white youth in Appalachia. The critical difference between Cherokee and white youth was not a modal difference in ideal ages for first childbirth but, rather, the degree of latitude for the timing of having children vis-a-vis other major life events. Group differences in modal norms
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