Carl F Grindstaff
Biographic Data
| ID | 254920 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Carl F Grindstaff |
| GIVEN NAMES | Carl F |
| FAMILY NAME | Grindstaff |
| SIGNATURE | GRINDSTAFF C F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Western University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 54 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
The costs of having a first child for women aged 33?38, Canada 1991
Perspectives on Canada's Population: An Introduction to Concepts and Issues
This textbook intended primarily for students in undergraduate courses in population brings together 28 papers examining major issues and trends in Canadian demography. Beginning with a historical survey of population growth in Canada and around the world Part 1 draws attention to the interplay of demographic and social changes. The remaining sections focus on issues in six specific areas: the age and sex composition of Canadian society mortality…
Religious Involvement among Unmarried Adolescent Mothers: A Source of Emotional Support
The purpose of this paper is to examine the role of religious factors and their relationship to other measures of social support in affecting the emotional well-being of adolescent mothers. The data derive from prenatal and post-birth interviews that were part of a longitudinal prospective study of very young mothers and their children (N = 261). The two competing hypotheses are (1) religious affiliation provides a supportive environment to help …
Educational attainment, age at first birth and lifetime fertility: An analysis of Canadian fertility survey data
Dans cet article, l'auteur réexamine de manière détaillée les rapports entre le niveau d'instruction, lâge à la naissance du premier‐né et la descendance finale des femmes au Canada dans les années 1980, compte tenu des changements en matière d'options socio‐professionnelles pour les femmes qui se sont produits au cours de la dernière génération. Les données employées sont tirées de l'Enquête nationale sur la fécondité au Canada de 1984 et concer…
Junior partners: Women's contribution to family income in Canada
Social Support and Outcome in Teenage Pregnancy
This paper presents information on the role and significance of social support for the occurrence of health and birth problems among adolescent mothers and their babies. Pregnant teenagers (N = 268) were interviewed during the course of pregnancy and again approximately four weeks after delivery, and hospital records were abstracted. The significance of family support, friend support, and partner support, assessed during the pregnancy, were exami…
Life Course Alternatives: Factors Associated with Differential Timing Patterns in Fertility among Women Recently Completing Childbearing, Canada 1981
Carl F. Grindstaff, T. R. Balakrishnan, Paul S. Maxim, Life Course Alternatives: Factors Associated with Differential Timing Patterns in Fertility among Women Recently Completing Childbearing, Canada 1981, The Canadian Journal of Sociology / Cahiers canadiens de sociologie, Vol. 14, No. 4 (Autumn, 1989), pp. 443-460
Economic status: A census analysis of thirty‐year‐old immigrant women in Canada
Dans cette note de recherche, nous utilisons les données du recensement de 1981 pour étudier la situation économique des femmes agées de trente ans au Canada. Nous comparons la population des femmes immigrantes ( N = 37000) à celle des femmes nées au Canada ( N = 160000), relativement à leurs niveaux éducationnel, occupationnel et financier. Les variables contrôlées individuellement par l‘étude sont: état civil, période d'immigration, origine eth…
Population and Society: A Sociological Perspective
The Pharmacist and Family Planning: New Roles and Responsibilities
Socio-Demographic Correlates of Childlessness: An Analysis of the 1971 Canadian Census
"The purpose of this paper is to examine childless women and the different socio-demographic characteristics associated with this demographic pattern. The study focuses on the proportion of ever-married and currently married women 15 years of age and over who were childless in 1971. The data source is the 1971 Canadian census 1 percent sample tape based on individual files, which yields a total sample of 46,376 women from all across Canada. The m…
Anthologies and Readers on Deviance
Trends and Incidence of Childlessness by Race: Indicators of Black Progress over Three Decades
This paper analyses the trends in childlessness of black and white ever-married women from 1940 through 1972, employing the trends as indicators of both cultural and institutional integration. It is hypothesized that rates of black and white childlessness have converged over the three decades, thus indicating that blacks have made progress into the basic structures of American society. The findings suggest two relatively distinct patterns of chil…
Protestant and Catholic Couples Who Have Chosen Vasectomy
A survey was conducted in 1970 in London Ontario of Catholic and Protestant couples in which the husbands had a vasectomy operation performed between 1966 and 1969 for the purpose of comparing them on actual and desired family size contraceptive use before the operation contraceptive failures resulting in unplanned births satisfaction with the operation and on such other demographic characteristics as age education and family income. Over 500 que…
Racial and Cultural Identification among Canadian Indian Children
Male Sterilization as a Contraceptive Method in Canada: An Empirical Study
In 1851-61, the crude birth rate in Canada was 45. In 1972, it was approximately 16. Not only have birth rates decreased but the average family size has declined from five or six children per family at the turn of the century to two or three children in the 1970'S. In addition, women are completing their childbearing at an earlier age. 50 years ago, it was not uncommon for a woman to have a child in her late thirties or early forties. To-day, thi…
The Negro, Urbanization, and Relative Deprivation in the Deep South
The central hypothesis of this paper is that as the Negro in the deep South becomes more urban, he becomes less equal to the white population around him in terms of education, occupation, and income. The concept of relative deprivation is used in this regard to examine the position in which the Negro finds himself in relation to whites who live in the same general area. The data obtained from the 1960 United States Census tend to support the hypo…
Social Support and Outcome in Teenage Pregnancy
This paper presents information on the role and significance of social support for the occurrence of health and birth problems among adolescent mothers and their babies. Pregnant teenagers (N = 268) were interviewed during the course of pregnancy and again approximately four weeks after delivery, and hospital records were abstracted. The significance of family support, friend support, and partner support, assessed during the pregnancy, were exami…
Religious Involvement among Unmarried Adolescent Mothers: A Source of Emotional Support
The purpose of this paper is to examine the role of religious factors and their relationship to other measures of social support in affecting the emotional well-being of adolescent mothers. The data derive from prenatal and post-birth interviews that were part of a longitudinal prospective study of very young mothers and their children (N = 261). The two competing hypotheses are (1) religious affiliation provides a supportive environment to help …
Educational attainment, age at first birth and lifetime fertility: An analysis of Canadian fertility survey data
Dans cet article, l'auteur réexamine de manière détaillée les rapports entre le niveau d'instruction, lâge à la naissance du premier‐né et la descendance finale des femmes au Canada dans les années 1980, compte tenu des changements en matière d'options socio‐professionnelles pour les femmes qui se sont produits au cours de la dernière génération. Les données employées sont tirées de l'Enquête nationale sur la fécondité au Canada de 1984 et concer…
Trends and Incidence of Childlessness by Race: Indicators of Black Progress over Three Decades
This paper analyses the trends in childlessness of black and white ever-married women from 1940 through 1972, employing the trends as indicators of both cultural and institutional integration. It is hypothesized that rates of black and white childlessness have converged over the three decades, thus indicating that blacks have made progress into the basic structures of American society. The findings suggest two relatively distinct patterns of chil…
The Negro, Urbanization, and Relative Deprivation in the Deep South
The central hypothesis of this paper is that as the Negro in the deep South becomes more urban, he becomes less equal to the white population around him in terms of education, occupation, and income. The concept of relative deprivation is used in this regard to examine the position in which the Negro finds himself in relation to whites who live in the same general area. The data obtained from the 1960 United States Census tend to support the hypo…
Economic status: A census analysis of thirty‐year‐old immigrant women in Canada
Dans cette note de recherche, nous utilisons les données du recensement de 1981 pour étudier la situation économique des femmes agées de trente ans au Canada. Nous comparons la population des femmes immigrantes ( N = 37000) à celle des femmes nées au Canada ( N = 160000), relativement à leurs niveaux éducationnel, occupationnel et financier. Les variables contrôlées individuellement par l‘étude sont: état civil, période d'immigration, origine eth…
Socio-Demographic Correlates of Childlessness: An Analysis of the 1971 Canadian Census
"The purpose of this paper is to examine childless women and the different socio-demographic characteristics associated with this demographic pattern. The study focuses on the proportion of ever-married and currently married women 15 years of age and over who were childless in 1971. The data source is the 1971 Canadian census 1 percent sample tape based on individual files, which yields a total sample of 46,376 women from all across Canada. The m…
The costs of having a first child for women aged 33?38, Canada 1991
Perspectives on Canada's Population: An Introduction to Concepts and Issues
This textbook intended primarily for students in undergraduate courses in population brings together 28 papers examining major issues and trends in Canadian demography. Beginning with a historical survey of population growth in Canada and around the world Part 1 draws attention to the interplay of demographic and social changes. The remaining sections focus on issues in six specific areas: the age and sex composition of Canadian society mortality…
Junior partners: Women's contribution to family income in Canada
Life Course Alternatives: Factors Associated with Differential Timing Patterns in Fertility among Women Recently Completing Childbearing, Canada 1981
Carl F. Grindstaff, T. R. Balakrishnan, Paul S. Maxim, Life Course Alternatives: Factors Associated with Differential Timing Patterns in Fertility among Women Recently Completing Childbearing, Canada 1981, The Canadian Journal of Sociology / Cahiers canadiens de sociologie, Vol. 14, No. 4 (Autumn, 1989), pp. 443-460
Anthologies and Readers on Deviance
The Negro, Urbanization, and Relative Deprivation in the Deep South
The central hypothesis of this paper is that as the Negro in the deep South becomes more urban, he becomes less equal to the white population around him in terms of education, occupation, and income. The concept of relative deprivation is used in this regard to examine the position in which the Negro finds himself in relation to whites who live in the same general area. The data obtained from the 1960 United States Census tend to support the hypo…
Racial and Cultural Identification among Canadian Indian Children
Male Sterilization as a Contraceptive Method in Canada: An Empirical Study
In 1851-61, the crude birth rate in Canada was 45. In 1972, it was approximately 16. Not only have birth rates decreased but the average family size has declined from five or six children per family at the turn of the century to two or three children in the 1970'S. In addition, women are completing their childbearing at an earlier age. 50 years ago, it was not uncommon for a woman to have a child in her late thirties or early forties. To-day, thi…
Protestant and Catholic Couples Who Have Chosen Vasectomy
A survey was conducted in 1970 in London Ontario of Catholic and Protestant couples in which the husbands had a vasectomy operation performed between 1966 and 1969 for the purpose of comparing them on actual and desired family size contraceptive use before the operation contraceptive failures resulting in unplanned births satisfaction with the operation and on such other demographic characteristics as age education and family income. Over 500 que…
Anthologies and Readers on Deviance
Trends and Incidence of Childlessness by Race: Indicators of Black Progress over Three Decades
This paper analyses the trends in childlessness of black and white ever-married women from 1940 through 1972, employing the trends as indicators of both cultural and institutional integration. It is hypothesized that rates of black and white childlessness have converged over the three decades, thus indicating that blacks have made progress into the basic structures of American society. The findings suggest two relatively distinct patterns of chil…
The Pharmacist and Family Planning: New Roles and Responsibilities
Socio-Demographic Correlates of Childlessness: An Analysis of the 1971 Canadian Census
"The purpose of this paper is to examine childless women and the different socio-demographic characteristics associated with this demographic pattern. The study focuses on the proportion of ever-married and currently married women 15 years of age and over who were childless in 1971. The data source is the 1971 Canadian census 1 percent sample tape based on individual files, which yields a total sample of 46,376 women from all across Canada. The m…
Population and Society: A Sociological Perspective
Economic status: A census analysis of thirty‐year‐old immigrant women in Canada
Dans cette note de recherche, nous utilisons les données du recensement de 1981 pour étudier la situation économique des femmes agées de trente ans au Canada. Nous comparons la population des femmes immigrantes ( N = 37000) à celle des femmes nées au Canada ( N = 160000), relativement à leurs niveaux éducationnel, occupationnel et financier. Les variables contrôlées individuellement par l‘étude sont: état civil, période d'immigration, origine eth…
Life Course Alternatives: Factors Associated with Differential Timing Patterns in Fertility among Women Recently Completing Childbearing, Canada 1981
Carl F. Grindstaff, T. R. Balakrishnan, Paul S. Maxim, Life Course Alternatives: Factors Associated with Differential Timing Patterns in Fertility among Women Recently Completing Childbearing, Canada 1981, The Canadian Journal of Sociology / Cahiers canadiens de sociologie, Vol. 14, No. 4 (Autumn, 1989), pp. 443-460
Junior partners: Women's contribution to family income in Canada
Social Support and Outcome in Teenage Pregnancy
This paper presents information on the role and significance of social support for the occurrence of health and birth problems among adolescent mothers and their babies. Pregnant teenagers (N = 268) were interviewed during the course of pregnancy and again approximately four weeks after delivery, and hospital records were abstracted. The significance of family support, friend support, and partner support, assessed during the pregnancy, were exami…
Educational attainment, age at first birth and lifetime fertility: An analysis of Canadian fertility survey data
Dans cet article, l'auteur réexamine de manière détaillée les rapports entre le niveau d'instruction, lâge à la naissance du premier‐né et la descendance finale des femmes au Canada dans les années 1980, compte tenu des changements en matière d'options socio‐professionnelles pour les femmes qui se sont produits au cours de la dernière génération. Les données employées sont tirées de l'Enquête nationale sur la fécondité au Canada de 1984 et concer…
Religious Involvement among Unmarried Adolescent Mothers: A Source of Emotional Support
The purpose of this paper is to examine the role of religious factors and their relationship to other measures of social support in affecting the emotional well-being of adolescent mothers. The data derive from prenatal and post-birth interviews that were part of a longitudinal prospective study of very young mothers and their children (N = 261). The two competing hypotheses are (1) religious affiliation provides a supportive environment to help …
The costs of having a first child for women aged 33?38, Canada 1991
Perspectives on Canada's Population: An Introduction to Concepts and Issues
This textbook intended primarily for students in undergraduate courses in population brings together 28 papers examining major issues and trends in Canadian demography. Beginning with a historical survey of population growth in Canada and around the world Part 1 draws attention to the interplay of demographic and social changes. The remaining sections focus on issues in six specific areas: the age and sex composition of Canadian society mortality…
Demography (12 works) · Sociology (12 works) · Population (10 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Demography (6 works) · Fertility (6 works) · Medicine (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (5 works) · Art (3 works)