Intergenerational Influences on the Entry into Parenthood: Mothers' Preferences for Family and Nonfamily Behavior

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The Influence of Early Life Course Religious Exposure on Young Adults’ Dispositions Toward Childbearing (2002, background): “These attitudes and preferences were included in the models because mothers' attitudes and preferences are known to influence their children's attitudes and preferences (Axinn et al. 1994; Barber 2000; Barber and Axinn 1998).”
Does Fertility Behavior Spread among Friends? (2014, background): “…operate through the direct transmission of fertility behaviors and attitudes from parents to children at a very early stage in life (Thornton, 1980; Barber, 2000; Murphy and Wang, 2001; Riken and Liefbroer, 2009), or through later intra-family interactions, such as those among siblings (Lyngstad…”
Fertility intentions: An approach based on the theory of planned behavior (2013, background): “Important normative referents for the decision to have a child include one " s partner 4 (Thomson 1997), parents (Barber 2000), and friends (East, Felice, and Morgan 1993).”