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Parenting styles and fertility intention: Mediating effects of childbearing beliefs and psychological resilience
China’s declining fertility rate is partly due to low fertility intention among childbearing population. To understand family influenceon young people’s fertility intention and its underlying mechanisms, this study examines how parenting styles (authoritarian vs.permissive) affect Chinese college st
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