[PDF] Top 20 Childhood and family life: Socio-demographic changes

... on family networks, as was frequently the case in the past, welfare support has allowed lone mother families to gain increasing public recognition and financial autonomy – although this has always been tempered by ... See full document

... To take account of the effects of variations in family social background and family material well being on the apparent correlation between family life events and childhood morbidity, a [r] ... See full document

... the socio-mental life of family members and changes the quality of the lives of parents which have special need children and eventually decreases satisfaction (13) Marital conflict, divorce, ... See full document

... In the present study majority of the subjects were in the age group 30-60 years and had low level of education. Many studies have reported that most of the HIV/AIDS patients were in the age group 20-50 years of age which ... See full document

... our socio-demographic characteristics, we think of what social attributes and elements ...occupation, family structure), and advantages are essential for us to competes and ...and demographic ... See full document

... of demographic transition in Sri ...of demographic transition, the main reason for the increased birth rate and death rate was due to the undeveloped nature of the ...the family labor without any ... See full document

... Consistent with findings of studies focusing on single outcomes or trajectories, children with joint time-use trajectories characterised by increasing levels of physical activity and low levels of screen time displayed ... See full document

... low socio-economic status or lacking education, and infants left unsupervised ...the family; and children of large households are more in danger of drowning than those from small households ... See full document

... In the preceding section, the close association between migration and household income (as measure of development) was highlighted. The causality between the two may not be clear. While migrants may be attracted to ... See full document

... healthy life-style and care of child after birth to reduce the risk of acquiring diseases or ...National Family Health Survey of 2015-16 has also revealed that only ... See full document

... namely socio-demographic and economic (Maternal age, marital status, maternal education, maternal occupation, family size, family income, age of child and sex of child), health-care related ... See full document

... between socio- demographic status and self health ...and changes, it is nonetheless benefi- cial to promote a healthier lifestyle and empowerment programs for the local community, especially for the ... See full document

... in life expectancy and the population of elderly has increased several health related and psychosocial problems in life of elderly ...are changes has been seen like decline in joint family ... See full document

... Some socio- demographic characteristics such as low social class, low educational status, and large family size have been found to be associated with PNE ...the family hence delaying toilet/ ... See full document

... interesting socio- demographic characteristics that affected QoL; specifically, age, employment status, and marital ...examined changes in quality of life over the lifespan ... See full document

... demographic profiles tend to be associated with lower fertility and lower child mortality and higher life expectancy than population such as in Bangladesh which is predominantly rural. The population of ... See full document

... of life in the community, strengthen social institutions so as to strengthen social control, decrease family stress and family decay, and improve education and educational ...opportunities. ... See full document

... In India, juveniles accused of crime are kept in child observation homes (COH) until further steps are taken either to send them to a juvenile home or back to their families, as required by the Juvenile Justice Act. ... See full document

... With more than half of all alcohol drinkers in India falling into the criteria for hazardous drinking, alcohol abuse is emerging as a major public-health problem in the country. The concern is that there has been a rapid ... See full document

... and the physical health domain of the WHOQOL-BREF. It is well established in the literature that female gender and being older are two main characteristics related with frailty [1, 4, 31, 32]. Women have a higher ... See full document