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Socio-cultural Impact Of Childless
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The research is an analysis of the socio-cultural impact of childless married couples, and it was carried out in Fagge local government area of Kano state. The study explored ways of reducing pressure both from the family and the society as a whole with particular reference to examining the existing causes and effects of infertility in the society. The instrument for data collection used for this research was questionnaire. The sampling techniques used for this study was cross- sectional survey research design. One hundred and thirteen (113) respondents were randomly selected. The data collected were analyzed using tables and percentages. From the analysis of the data, the major findings among others include; women are not fully blamed for the cause of infertility like it use to be, majority of the population are aware of the medical treatment for infertility but choose not to sought for it. It is also found out that there is negative attitude of childless couples towards child adoption and seeking medical treatment as a solution to their problem. In view of these findings, the study recommend among others that: 1) mass enlightenment of the public could help increase the knowledge of the causes of infertility among married couples and also reduce feeling of inferiority complex among childless couples; 2) childless couples should seek for medical treatment jointly instead of allowing one partner to carry the burden alone among others.
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]CHAPTER ONEINTRODUCTION1.1 Background to the Study
Marriage is a universal phenomenon in Africa and among Nigerians it is a
union between a man and woman that brings together families,
communities, and ethnic groups (Ekong 1988). The system of marriage
varies from people to people, and what is considered as the importance
of marriage varies, however one general belief is that marriage is aimed
at procreation, that is to say marriage and procreation a ... Continue reading---
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]CHAPTER ONEINTRODUCTION1.1 Background to the Study
Marriage is a universal phenomenon in Africa and among Nigerians it is a
union between a man and woman that brings together families,
communities, and ethnic groups (Ekong 1988). The system of marriage
varies from people to people, and what is considered as the importance
of marriage varies, however one general belief is that marriage is aimed
at procreation, that is to say marriage and procreation a ... Continue reading---
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