Geography of Fertility Flashcards

1
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Define fertility

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The number of live births achieved by a women/ man or population.

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2
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Define fecundity

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The physiological capability to produce a live birth.

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3
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What are the two major approaches to measuring fertility. Describe the differences.

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Cohort= The number of children born to a cohort of women over there reproductive lifetime. 
Period= number of children born within a specific time period.
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4
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Give a retrospective measure of fertility.

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Completed fertility= average number of children over a womens reproductive lifetime.

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5
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Give a prospective measure of fertility.

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Parity progression ratio= proportion of women who will go on to have at least one more child.

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6
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Match the definition to the method:

Number of live births among population of a given area in e.g. one year

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Crude Birth Rate (CBR)

- Period measure.

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7
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Match the definition to the method:

Births per women of reproductive age in area per year

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General Fertility Rate (GFR)

- Period measure.

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8
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Match the definition to the method:

Birth to women aged x/ total women aged x

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Age specific Fertility Rate (ASFR)

- Period measure.

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9
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Match the definition to the method:

Average number of children over a womens reproductive lifetime.

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Completed fertility

- Cohort measure.

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10
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Match the definition to the method:

Proportion of women who will go on to have at least one more child that e.g. year.

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Parity Progression ratio

-Cohort measure

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11
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Define Crude Birth Rate.

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Number of live births among population of a given area in e.g. one year

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12
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Define General Fertility Rate

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Births per women of reproductive age in area per year

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13
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Define Age specific fertility rate

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Birth to women aged x/ total women aged x

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14
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Define Completed fertility.

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Average number of children over a womens reproductive lifetime.

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15
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Define parity progression ratio.

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Proportion of women who will go on to have at least one more child that e.g. year.

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16
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Define Total Fertility Rate

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The number of children who would be born per women if she passes through child bearing years according to the current rate.
- Period measure used to construct a synthetic cohort.

17
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Give some of the spacial patterns of fertility.

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Starting behaviour
Stopping behaviour
Spacing behaviour

18
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Match the definition to the method:
The number of children who would be born per women if she passes through child bearing years according to the current rate.

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Total Fertility Rate

- Mixed: period group used to construct a synthetic cohort.