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Can a magic wand plausibly be used in serious psychological research? The complications of researching the ideal age at which to be a parent through the eyes of the child
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Hana Konečná
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June 26, 2014
Published Online: 2014-06-26
Published in Print: 2014-07-01
© 2014 Institute for Research in Social Communication, Slovak Academy of Sciences
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Keywords for this article
ART age limits;
fertility, children’s preferences of parent’s age;
research methods;
projective techniques
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Articles in the same Issue
- Introductory: Knowledge, evidence and policy making in Slovakia
- Science, stories and the anti-vaccination movement
- Analyzing scientific knowledge in documents: The case of regulatory impact assessment
- Central civil service management structures as brokers of de-politicization and evidence based civil service management: A typology
- Tools for transferring lay knowledge into local municipal public policy in Slovak local municipalities
- Researching social influences on decision making: The case for qualitative methods
- Reproduction, parenthood and gender as experienced in contemporary Central Eastern Europe: Introductory
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