Pakistan Development Review, Volume 14Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, 1975 - Pakistan |
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Page 344
... Mass Media . The programme in 1965-70 , as reported earlier , utilized a range of mass media to inform the public about family planning . A strong and direct relation- ship is found between exposure to mass media sources on the one hand ...
... Mass Media . The programme in 1965-70 , as reported earlier , utilized a range of mass media to inform the public about family planning . A strong and direct relation- ship is found between exposure to mass media sources on the one hand ...
Page 361
... of family planning . Also , wives reporting greater exposure to mass media were much more likely to have positive perceptions about family planning . Age , number of living children and education of both the wife and her husband were ...
... of family planning . Also , wives reporting greater exposure to mass media were much more likely to have positive perceptions about family planning . Age , number of living children and education of both the wife and her husband were ...
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