Associations between Psychological Characteristics and Values and Marriage and Childbirth Intentions among Unmarried Men and Women

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The study investigates how psychological traits and values affect marriage and childbirth intentions among unmarried individuals.
Survey conducted with 496 unmarried individuals in relationships.
Hierarchical regression analysis performed to assess impacts of self-esteem, attachment, gender roles, and materialism on intentions.
Lower attachment avoidance correlates with higher marriage intentions for both genders.
For women, higher self-esteem and traditional gender roles lead to stronger marriage intentions; men showed no such correlation.
In childbirth intentions, traditional gender roles significantly influence both genders, but women's materialism negatively correlates, while men's self-esteem positively correlates.

Explores marriage and childbirth intentions in unmarried individuals, suggesting gender-specific influences.

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Ba다 et al. (2026) studied this question.

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