interethnic differences of young family needs in various types of help

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Abstract

Various types of young family needs noted by the author are studied in the article: a need for parents’ help, state support, medical and social services.

It is established that needs for medical and social help initially predominate in the structure of requirements of ethnic cohorts of young families both in cities and countryside, increasing according to the period and duration of marriage of a family.

Ethnic differences of young family needs are revealed in all studied cohorts in the structure of the less significant types of assistance – parents’ help and state support, undoubtedly, due to the differences in reproductive activity of young ethnic families depending on the area of residence.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.12731/2218-7405-2013-8-2

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Authors ;Tatiana Vladimirovna Anafjanova;Vladimir Phedorovih Kapitonov;Larisa Germanovna Nosova
Journal Journal of environmental radioactivity
Year 2013
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10.12731/2218-7405-2013-8-2
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